Wine Quinta do Crasto Vinha da Ponte Red 2012 75cl
Region: Douro, Portugal
Tasting Notes
Color: Opaque, with vibrant shades of violet loaded. Nose: Great aromatic intensity and complexity, which features fresh aromas of wild fruits of the Douro, in perfect harmony with elegant floral notes and soft fresh spice notes. Mouth: elegant and engaging Home, which quickly evolves into a wine of great size and excellent power, which features finely textured tannins in perfect harmony with fresh notes of wild berries Douro. End balanced and very persistent. A distinct wine and very seductive, which may evolve in the bottle for many years.
Alcohol: 14,5%
History:
Quinta do Crasto has more than 400 years of history, part of which is documented.
This farm is and is part of the history of the Douro and of Port Wine, with all its details, from the productions prior to the Company, or even prior to vinification with brandy, through the projection of DOC Douro wines.
This farm is and is part of the history of the Douro and of Port Wine, with all its details, from the productions prior to the Company, or even prior to vinification with brandy, through the projection of DOC Douro wines.
The events and vicissitudes that brought the Crasto brand through time should be highlighted, passing through the Pombalina Company, through the liberalization and market regulation movements, through the plagues of the 19th century, powdery mildew, mildew and phylloxera.
Going through the creation of Álvaro Moreira da Fonseca’s “Method for the Distribution of the Benefit of Port Wine”.
Going through the creation of Álvaro Moreira da Fonseca’s “Method for the Distribution of the Benefit of Port Wine”.
For the foundation of Casa do Douro and the Porto Wine Institute, for the 1974 revolution and for joining the European Union (at the time European Economic Community).
All this history passed through the Quinta. But she didn’t stay passive, she was part of this whole story.
Its owners or farmers took care of its development, its projection into foreign trade and the innovation of its working methods.
Its owners or farmers took care of its development, its projection into foreign trade and the innovation of its working methods.
They adapted to the new times, but they also knew how to choose and make those times.
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