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Quevedo - 2004 Vintage

Quevedo - Colheita 2004

88/100

Robert Parker

90/100

Wine Enthusiast

“Bottled just about a month before the tasting, this was quite evident, but there was a slightly off-key note—perhaps a hint of volatile acidity. Just a hint, though. It’s still quite drinkable, with a good finish and remarkable intensity for a relatively young Tawny. ” (Wine Advocate 2018) Give it time to open up so it can reveal its finest aromas.

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Estate

Quevedo

Vintage

Colheita

Vintage

2004

Designation

Porto

Region

Portugal

Grape varieties

35 % Touriga Franca, 20 % Tinta Roriz, 15 % Touriga Nacional, 10 % Tinta Barroca, 8 % Tinto Cão, 12 % Autres cépages

Terroirs

Agodinho Valley

Viticulture

Traditional and refined

Grape Harvest

Manuals

Winemaking

Full destemming, slow fermentation at a maximum temperature of 27°C

Livestock farming

14 years aged in oak

Alcohol content

19.5%

Residual sugars

90 g/L

Eye

Dark-colored tiled pattern with pomegranate-colored outlines and center

Nose

Elegant, with notes of fresh almonds, toasted hazelnuts, and nutmeg

Palate

Impressively fresh with a rich array of aromas and a beautiful balance of sweetness and acidity

Serve

At 10-12°C

Drink before

2030+

Food and wine pairings

Food and wine pairings

Enjoy as an aperitif, with dried or shelled nuts, crème brûlée, or Bleu de Gex...

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Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Wine rated (2018 guide) 88/100 (Good wine)

Estate rated "Recommended" (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

About the wine:

The 2004 Colheita Tawny Port is a single-vineyard blend, composed primarily of Touriga Franca (35%), Tinta Roriz (20%), Touriga Nacional (15%), Tinta Barroca (10%), and others, bottled in 2018 with a cork and 100 grams of residual sugar. Delicate and concentrated, this Tawny, in the house style, has a darker color than most Tawnies. Don’t be confused—it’s still a Tawny. Bottled just about a month before tasting, this was evident, but there was a slightly eccentric nuance, perhaps a touch of volatile acidity. Just a touch, though. It’s still very drinkable, with a good finish and notable power for a relatively young Tawny.

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