Red Table Wine Autocarro No. 27
Premium red wine Autocarro No. 27
This is a red wine on the nose is intense and refreshing
with an aroma of plum and red berries.
It is a red wine with a lively and lively acidity with
present but not aggressive tannins.
A fantastic blend of grape varieties Aragonez, Touriga
Nacional and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Vinification:
It was fermented in oak vats and then matured in 50 HL
oak vats for 12 months.
Awards:
- Silver Medal, Vienna Wine Contest 2014
- Silver Medal, Vienna Wine Contest 2015
Tasting notes:
Intense and refreshing nose with plum and red berries
notes.
Vibrant acidity with obvious, non-aggressive tannins,
which convey a merry and pleasant youth.
Acidity: 4.2
g/L
pH: 3.82
Sugar: 3.6
ABV: 14%
The Grapes:
Aragonez
One of the most noble grape varietals of the Iberian
Peninsula, Aragonez is renowned on both sides of the border, recognized as
Tempranillo in Spain, and in Portugal as both Aragonez and Tinta Roriz in the
north.
It is an early maturing variety, vigorous and productive, and easily
adapting to different climates and soils but it prefers hot, dry climates with
sandy or clay-limestone soils best.
In the Setúbal Peninsula it occupies about
two-hundred and seventy hectares and its maturation occurs, as a general rule,
one week before the Castelão grape varietal. If its force is controlled, it
produces full-bodied wines that are very elegant and aromatic.
The aromas of this
varietal exude plum, dried plum, red berries, spices and sometimes licorice,
becoming more complex as it evolves. Although Aragonez is often used in blends
to harmonize with other varieties like Castelão, Touriga Nacional, Trincadeira,
Touriga Franca and Alicante Bouschet, it's also produced as a single–varietal
wine, which has been met with great success and has become a hallmark for some
of the producers in the region.
Touriga Nacional
Touriga Nacional is a very known and well-appreciated
grape varietal, perhaps the most celebrated one in Portugal, having been
disseminated to practically every region in the country.
Its thick skin, rich
in natural tint, provides intense color to its wines. The abundance of primary
aromas is a characteristic of this grape variety, presenting both floral and
fruity and always intense and penetrating.
Touriga Nacional is the fourth most
planted grape in the Setúbal Peninsula. It produces full bodied wines with
powerful and exceptional aromatic qualities, providing a soft, warm flavor
dominated by notes of ripe berries, such as blackberry and blueberry, with
floral nuances that resemble violet, rosemary and cistus flower at times. It
produces harmonious wines with a strong alcohol level and excellent aging
ability, gaining aromatic complexity when aged in barrel.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon is the most international of all
French grape varieties, being widely grown across all five continents.
It has found a special niche and style in the Setubal
Peninsula, one of the few Portuguese winegrowing regions where it can ripen to
perfection.
Cabernet Sauvignon is one of those varieties that can be
termed "enriching"; deeply colored and thick-skinned, it can spice up
blends, imbuing body and consistency to well-composed, perfumed, fruity and
spicy wines.
It is rarely bottled as a varietal wine in the Setubal
Peninsula region, but is present in small amounts to give structure in many
wines.
Appreciated for its versatility, resistance and
correctness it yields wines of immense longevity that age with elegance and
security.
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