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Quinta Vale D. Maria Vineyards Velhas Red

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Producer Quinta da Aveleda
Harvest 2022
Type Tinto
Region Douro
Country of Origin Portugal
Serve at 14°C - 16°C
Volume 75cl
Alcohol 14%
Grapes Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz
Side Dishes Carnes de churrasco, Esparguete bolognesa, Tábua de queijos.
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Quinta Vale D. Maria Vineyards Velhas Red
Quinta Vale D. Maria Vineyards Velhas Red
Description

This Quinta Vale D. Maria is produced with grapes from old vines over 60 years old and 41 different grape varieties. It is a wine of great complexity with rich aromas of red fruits, namely blackberry and ripe cherry, combined with floral notes of violet and rockrose. The structure is elegant and concentrated, the palate is succulent, balanced and fresh, with a remarkably persistent finish.

Quinta Vale D. Maria, located in the heart of the Douro Valley, in Cima Corgo, more precisely in the Torto River Valley, has a history dating back to 1868. However, it was in 1996 that a new era of excellence began, when Cristiano van Zeller acquired the property from his wife Joana Lemos van Zeller's family. For over two decades, Cristiano led a work of dedication and passion, creating unique wines of recognized quality both in Portugal and abroad.

The acquisition of Quinta Vale D. Maria by the Aveleda group in 2017 represents the continuation of this legacy, adding a long-term vision focused on excellence and sustainability. This philosophy is based on a passion for every detail, starting with the manual selection of the best grapes, continuing with the use of traditional winemaking methods, and ending with the careful selection of the finest French oak barrels. Committing to a sustainable viticulture model is a priority, ensuring that the quality of the wines is maintained while respecting natural resources.