Jirapong
The nuance of the grape blend makes it challenging to discern the gentle nuances of the bouquet.
Voss Expert tasting note
This Brazilian blend presents a deep ruby hue, with a bouquet that unfolds layers of ripe blackcurrant, plum, and subtle hints of dark chocolate.




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Jirapong
The nuance of the grape blend makes it challenging to discern the gentle nuances of the bouquet.
Hols
A fascinating case study of the current standard of Brazilian wines. The official wine of the 2014 World Cup, it's crafted by Lidio Carraro, a reputable boutique winery (judged by Jancis Robinson's rankings, which are notoriously subjective). The wine is well-made and, in a casual setting, is masterfully acceptable. Its extensive list of grapes is a notable feature, and it's a stonking selection for a gathering.
Josiel
Wine with a even presence, lacking a substantial depth, and a relatively mild character. The nose and palate are somewhat akin to of a Canadian Marechal Foch, although lacking the intensity. The wine exhibits a faint raspberry and currant note, a satisfying and familiar flavor profile. A wine that, at the same time not particularly complex, is comforting nonetheless. A wine that, as not distinctly memorable, is a smooth accompaniment to a variety of occasions.
Based on 8 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Jirapong
The nuance of the grape blend makes it challenging to discern the gentle nuances of the bouquet.
Hols
A fascinating case study of the current standard of Brazilian wines. The official wine of the 2014 World Cup, it's crafted by Lidio Carraro, a reputable boutique winery (judged by Jancis Robinson's rankings, which are notoriously subjective). The wine is well-made and, in a casual setting, is masterfully acceptable. Its extensive list of grapes is a notable feature, and it's a stonking selection for a gathering.
Josiel
Wine with a even presence, lacking a substantial depth, and a relatively mild character. The nose and palate are somewhat akin to of a Canadian Marechal Foch, although lacking the intensity. The wine exhibits a faint raspberry and currant note, a satisfying and familiar flavor profile. A wine that, at the same time not particularly complex, is comforting nonetheless. A wine that, as not distinctly memorable, is a smooth accompaniment to a variety of occasions.
This Brazilian blend receives mixed reviews for its earthy character and fruity notes, though critics note a lack of depth and occasional harsh elements. While some appreciate its well-made structure and cassis/pine freshness, others find it overly alcoholic with short finishes and unintegrated tanginess. Its World Cup association adds novelty but doesn't compensate for flavor shortcomings.
This Brazilian blend presents a deep ruby hue, with a bouquet that unfolds layers of ripe blackcurrant, plum, and subtle hints of dark chocolate. On the palate, it showcases a medium-bodied structure, with well-integrated tannins and a vibrant acidity that provides lift and precision. The mid-palate reveals notes of black cherry and a whisper of spice, leading to a smooth, lingering finish. This wine exemplifies the expressive potential of Southern Brazilian terroir, offering a harmonious balance between fruit intensity and elegance, suitable for immediate enjoyment or short-term cellaring.
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