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Port is a fortified wine from the Douro region in Portugal. It is a sweet red wine with usually above 19.5 abv,Port is most commonly enjoyed as a dessert wine because it is rich and sweet. Port has several styles.
This Port is a Ruby style, Ruby implies a wine which has been aged in bulk for 2 or 3 years, young wines from more than one vintage are blended, with clean aromas of red fruits, plums and strawberries flavors .
ABV : 19,5%
Country : Portugal
Type : Port Wine
| Médoc wines tend to be ruby in color, balanced and well-rounded on the palate with notes of cassis, cherries and earth, with firm tannins.
While most Bordeaux wines require aging, those labeled simply ‘Médoc’ tend to be lighter in style and more approachable in their youth. Grown on gravel rich soils in the Left Bank of Bordeaux, wines from the Médoc are predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blends, but sometimes see the addition of Petit Verdot and Malbec. |
Nose: Honey, dried peels, toasted oak and stewed plum. A soft hint of strawberry jam and old oak furniture too.
Palate: Hobnob biscuits, more red berry sweetness, sandalwood, toffee and treacle.
Finish: A slow build of Christmas spices on the finish, paired with orchard fruit and mint leaf.
Bach Brut Sparkling
Tasting Notes :
Aspect: a lemon yellow colour with intense greenish highlights. Very brilliant and clear.
Nose: An intense aroma that combines yellow and white fruit (apple, pear, pineapple and citrics) with a subtle floral bouquet.
Mouthfeel: a broad fresh and fruity mouthfeel (citrus and white fruit) with a great deal of intensity. A long lingering finish with a pleasant floral aftertaste.
ABV : 11.5%
Country : D.O Catalonia
Type : White Wine
Tasting Notes : full-bodied Merlot is all about taste. It’s tough not to enjoy the blended flavors of black cherry, ripe plum and hints of oak that create a velvety richness.
Country : California, United States
Type : Red Wine
ABV : 40%
Country : California, United States
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