Doug Powers

9.4

Dark purple color, structured and tannic, yet super suave and balanced, low ABV, this will easily last another 25-35 years, very long finish, great wine!! — 19 days ago

with Jim

Peter Sultan

9.2

There must be a story here, as this 100% Ramisco has a Colheita designation on its label, which I thought could only be used for Port. For a 23 yro wine it still flutters with intensity, but has a faded Ribena palate, beautiful red brick color, & crushed currants/oil paint on the nose. It also avoids the metallic flavor my previous bottle had. For under 40$ it’s a treat to taste such a graceful aged wine. — a year ago

Stanislav Lobanov

9.0

16.5/20 (90/100) Вино с насыщенным букетом ароматов крем де кассис, черничного варенья, варёной сливы, шоколада, чёрного перца, гвоздики, лакрицы, мускатного ореха и фиников. Кислотность выше средней, танины бархатистые. Во вкусе несладкие чёрные ягоды, мускатный орех, чёрный перец и шампиньоны. Довольно продолжительное послевкусие. Очень хорошо! — 3 years ago

Ben Russell

10

Everything I drink is going to be 24 years old from now on — a month ago

Keaton Kail

9.4

Wow yum. Powerful black pepper and juicy cherry and blood orange. Some wild herbs. Light, crystalline ruby at 10 years. — 5 months ago

Peter Sultan

9.1

From my new hot spot. Light red but not Ramisco. Has real snap & freshness. Let it settle into itself, & like a nervous nelly the cranberry puckering acidity becomes more rounded. — a year ago

Asha

10

Unbelievable! A statement in the beginning, followed by roasted chestnuts that are maybe a little candied; beautiful lingering finish that is warm to the soul. Simply divine! — 4 years ago

Senator Tommelier

9.2

Sweet dessert Port from Portugal. Nutty, butterscotch, honey badger. Aged 15 years. — 2 months ago

Jan-Willem van der Hek

9.3

Singular, incomparable and interesting. Not everybody's friend but perfect to serve in a blindtasting with some friends. — 6 months ago

Peter Sultan

9.4

A unicorn wine presents a unicorn experience. First, all hail the Ramisco varietal, explained to me as singular to this area of Portugal and soon to be extinct given the level of building development there. From the label: “the Colares wine región was defined in 1908. The vineyards are planted in the dunes between the hills of sintra and the Atlantic Ocean “. The nose alone is worth the price of admission: vibrates with intensity, red fruits, cut flowers. And this was after drinking an intensely vibrant Syrah by Herve Souhaut!
Taste is somewhere between a medium bodied Rioja and a deep Mercia from Ribera Sacra, minus any traces of barrel aging. Utterly seductive mouthfeel, not unctuous or cloying, almost chewy. An intense pitch of acidity higher up on the register ( hence the Ribera analogy). 38$ for a 500ml bottle. A reminder why sharing wines like these with your homeboys is the only way to live. — 2 years ago

with Owen