2012 Estate Tinto, Quinta de la Rosa, Douro, Portugalsa

2012 Estate Tinto, Quinta de la Rosa, Douro, Portugalsa

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2012 Estate Tinto, Quinta de la Rosa, Douro, Portugalsa

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The 2012 Tinto is an unoaked blend of 30% each of Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and Tinta Roriz. Unmistakably a wine of the Douro, La Rosa exhibits the intense violet hue and sheer concentration of aromas for which the region’s indigenous black grapes are so prized. But this blend of Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and Tinta Roriz has great poise too: it is balanced, fresh and by no means over-extracted. The finish is long and moreish. Drink 2014 - 2018
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Quinta De La Rosa

Quinta De La Rosa

Quinta de La Rosa is a small estate in the heart of the Port wine-growing region in Alto Douro, near Pinhao, owned and operated by the Bergqvist family: Tim, his wife Patricia, son Philip and his two daughters, Sophia and Olivia, with the aid of the talented winemaker Jorge Moreira since 2002

The Quinta and its vineyards were given to Tim's mother as a Christening present by her parents, the Feurheerds, who established the property in 1906.

It remains one of the few Single Quintas where the vineyards start at the bank of the Douro and rise 450 meters to the towering top of the mountain. From the river's edge to the top, one passes through 11 different microclimates. This gives La Rosa great flexibility to add variety and complexity to its Port.

La Rosa and Tim Berqgvist are special. In many ways they represent what the Douro is all about... pride, courage, tradition, and the determination to produce the finest product from in one of natures' most difficult climactic conditions.

Quinta de la Rosa produces small quantities of superb quality Ports and red wine (Val da Clara Douro label)

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Other Varieties

Other Varieties

There are over 200 different grape varieties used in modern wine making (from a total of over 1000). Most lesser known blends and varieties are traditional to specific parts of the world.

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