Quinta Da Fonte Souto Florão Red
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Country
Portugal
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bottle size
750 ml
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Wine Type
Red Wine
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Wine Region
Others region
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Grape Variety
Blended
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vintage
Current Vintage
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Alcohol
14%
characteristics
Body
Medium
Medium
Medium
Acidity
Medium
Medium
Medium
Tannin
High
High
High
Current Vintage
Product Description
Aromas of red cherries fused with hints of pine forest and wet earth. The up-front fruit flavours are at the same time silky smooth, punctuated by forest fruits and delicate nuances of clove and peppers.
Profile
Grape Blended
32% Aragonez, 22% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Trincadeira
Palate
The up-front fruit flavours are at the same time silky smooth, punctuated by forest fruits and delicate nuances of clove and peppers.
Colour
Intense red.
Aroma
Aromas of red cherries fused with hints of pine forest and wet earth.
Palate
The up-front fruit flavours are at the same time silky smooth, punctuated by forest fruits and delicate nuances of clove and peppers.
Wine Pairing
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:Beef
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:Lamb
Product details
This is our family’s first property outside the Douro region. Quinta da Fonte Souto is in the Portalegre subregion of the Alto Alentejo in southern Portugal. Close to the São Mamede range (1,025 metres), the property benefits from the area’s altitude with its cooler microclimate in sharp contrast to the Alentejo region’s typically hot and dry conditions. Yields are low due to the schist and granite soils, which are less fertile than those found in the flat and rolling terrain which characterizes the majority of the Alentejo.
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