Edo Wachters

9.3

In 2019 Alma Carraovejas, known from the Ribera del Duero winery Pago de Carraovejas, acquired Viña Meín from the Ribeiro region in Galicia, owned by the legendary winemaker Emilio Rojo. The purpose of the acquisition was to preserve ancient vineyards and highlighting traditional Galician grape varieties. This Meín O Gran contains quite some Galician grape varieties: 80% Treixadura, 4% Albariño, 4% Torrontés, 3% Caíño Blanco, 3% Godello, 3% Lado, 3% Loureira Blanca.
The wine is fresh, clean, minerally, with white fruit flavours of green apple, ripe peach, pear and a hint of fresh herbs. Delicious. — 8 days ago

Adam K

9.2

Really nice, super inexpensive — 2 years ago

Marc Ouellette

9.0

Before we take a sip, we must embrace this bouquet! The bouquet was amazing. Full of blackberries, cedar and oak. On the palet, this full bodied wine is on the dryer side but paired well with a Tuscan pizza! I guess it comes down to what you eat it with?! The Italians are the wine experts but the Portuguese do a great job! — 4 years ago

Peter Hladun

8.9

Perfect dessert wine, on the sweeter side (as expected), notes of peach and honeysuckle. — 6 years ago

with Claudia

Michael Magliocco

10

Excellent drinking wine. Great for everyday — 7 years ago

Sheila StCyr

9.0

Lovely wine with good acidity! — 7 years ago

Paul

9.5

Delicious, approachable wine. Lucious on the tongue, well balanced with a light plum/raspberry and oak finish. Roasted red meats go great. — a year ago

Kristen Grimes

9.5

Aromas of dark plums, black olives, violets and eucalyptus.
Lighter body than expected with the smell, a mix of tart and ripe blackberry, soft tannins.
Touriga National 60% Syrah 30% Cab 10%
Too easy to drink for 14%! — a year ago

Anthony Pro

8.9

I don’t think I have had a wine from Tejo before. If this is what is coming out of that region, I really want to try more. Great stuff. — 4 years ago

James Gourley

9.0

A fairly light version of the grape. California just doesn’t do chard as well as the French. — 6 years ago

Renato Albuquerque

9.1

Um vinho bem intenso! A cor é forte, mas já sem o brilho rubi. O aroma é bem alcóolico e isso se reflete no sabor. Ao beber o sabor é incorpado e forte, sobresaindo a queimação do álcool e um traço de tanino no centro da língua e na mucosa abaixo do lábio. Este vinho pode acompanhar bem um prato mais forte, como um molho fungui ou carne com bastante molho. — 6 years ago

Simara Salgado

9.2

Delicioso vinho rose para acompanhar um almoço a base de frutos do mar — 7 years ago

Stephanie Korenek

9.1

Great with light spicy foods — 8 years ago

Ez Kay

9.0

송부장님이 가져오신 포르투칼와인
묵직 — a year ago

Matthew Cohen

9.3

Nose: Côte d’Or nose. Hint of elegant wood. White flowers.

Palate: sweet oak. Not oaky. Great fruit. Apple. Citrus. Lacks a bit of verve. Acidity on finish.

Jj Knox $46 less 10% if you do a btg. — a year ago

Klaus Denecke Rabello

10

Depois de 7 anos reencontro este vinho que teve a assinatura alterada de Frizz para Frisante, seguindo com a mesma e perigosa facilidade de se bebê-lo. Leve, agradabilíssimo de se tomar, principalmente em dias ensolarados para receber o por-do-sol com palmas, paz na mente-coração e festa na alma. — 4 years ago

Aaron Krauss

9.7

Rhonda likes a lot, abd it is as good as the other sparkling wines. It is from Brazil. At $5 a bottle at total wine and Moore it is a steal — 6 years ago

Cynthia G

9.8

Very smooth for a red, loved it!🍷 — 7 years ago

Dave Olson

8.9

Interesting earthy red. Aragones, Syrah, and Castelao — 7 years ago

Stacy Howland

9.7

Rich, dynamic, full-bodied with a subtle cranberry and smoke nose. Deliciously heavy on the tongue without being overwhelming. Had with Buffalo Cheese dip and blue corn tortillas. — 8 years ago