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#brett funky and expensive. #bairrada apparently is always going to be a risk as far as funkiness and defects are concerned, but at around 40€ a bottle, give me an excellent Spanish wine, a Douro or a Bordeaux for that matter.
#brett funky and expensive. #bairrada apparently is always going to be a risk as far as funkiness and defects are concerned, but at around 40€ a bottle, give me an excellent Spanish wine, a Douro or a Bordeaux for that matter.
Very fresh almost Gamay like nose. Floral as well with a bit of funk. Blind I’d say natural red Loire. Palate is elegant and juicy with nice fruit and velvety tannins. Bright cranberry and berry fruit. Tannins turn a bit rustic on the finish. Decent length.
Very fresh almost Gamay like nose. Floral as well with a bit of funk. Blind I’d say natural red Loire. Palate is elegant and juicy with nice fruit and velvety tannins. Bright cranberry and berry fruit. Tannins turn a bit rustic on the finish. Decent length.
Dark clear ruby color; complex nose of intense red fruits, mushrooms, and dirty flowers; at only 11.5% alcohol the mouth feel is rather thin and the tannins almost imperceptible but the high acid levels brings out the aromas from the nose in an usual but satisfying finish. A unique Portugese wine on the Baga grape that worked well with a shell fish dish.
Dark clear ruby color; complex nose of intense red fruits, mushrooms, and dirty flowers; at only 11.5% alcohol the mouth feel is rather thin and the tannins almost imperceptible but the high acid levels brings out the aromas from the nose in an usual but satisfying finish. A unique Portugese wine on the Baga grape that worked well with a shell fish dish.
Baga wine has a reputation of firmness and that one must age it for many years to let the staunch personality of oyouth mellow...well here is a different spin on it that is much more approachable in its youth.
Is Baga the Nebbiolo of Portugal?
Baga wine has a reputation of firmness and that one must age it for many years to let the staunch personality of oyouth mellow...well here is a different spin on it that is much more approachable in its youth.
Bairrada, Beiras, Portugal
