Davin
Portugal, a country I rarely get to experience, but when I do, it's a charming afternoon on the deck, with a glass or two, and I'm reminded of its earthy, plum, blackberry, and tobacco notes.
Que Kitsos
Portuguese wines offer remarkable quality for money, and this particular wine is a prime example of that, featuring a robust blend of traditional Douro grapes, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional & Tinta Barroca, resulting in a clean & lively taste, medium body and an effortless trying experience. The wine's dark red sheen is paired by a fruit-forward flavor profile, boasting plum, cherry, blackberry, a touch of sweetness, soft tannins, and a understated touch of cinnamon, finishing with a smooth, silky texture. A notable achievement, this wine has been reviewed by me a total of 100 times, and whereas it may not be the best I've had, it remains a solid pick for those seeking a reliable Portuguese red wine.
Amos
Solid entry-level wine from the producer, delivering a mix of plum, smoke, and black cherry tones with a tannic backbone that pairs well with rich meat-based dishes, receiving a score of 90/100.