Tawny 10 Years Old Port Quinta de Ervamoira 0.75L

Chestnut brown, with caramel, walnut, and coffee on the nose. Ten years of barrel aging bring finesse and density at the same time, finely spiced finish. At 16 °C with blue cheese, nuts, or dark chocolate.

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Tawny 10 Years Old Port Quinta de Ervamoira 0.75L

A classic Tawny with the characteristic chestnut brown that comes from long oxidative aging in small wooden barrels — the glass reveals what ten years in the Douro Valley can do to a Port wine.

Ramos Pinto is one of the most traditional houses in the Douro Valley. The Quinta de Ervamoira is located in the eastern Douro Superior, one of the hottest and driest sites in the entire wine region. Old Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz vines grow there on granite weathering soils — the foundation for Port wines with depth and structure.

On the nose, caramel, roasted walnuts and a hint of coffee, plus a light spice that is typical for aged Tawnies. On the palate, delicately balanced sweetness that does not feel heavy, but remains in balance due to lively acidity. The finish is finely spiced and long.

Best served at 16 °C — cooler than many expect, but this is how the aromas come into their own most clearly. Classic companions: walnuts, dried figs and apricots, Roquefort or dark chocolate with at least 70% cocoa content. It also makes a good impression as a digestif after a long dinner.

Origin postage, Portugal
Taste Sweet
Alcohol 19,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Portugal
Region postage
Wine color Red Wine
Alcohol content 19,5 % Vol.
Taste Sweet

The Quinta

Ramos Pinto

The Ramos Pinto winery dates back to the year 1880. At that time, Adriano Ramos Pinto laid the foundation for the wine production named after him. The estate developed rapidly and achieved great fame worldwide - not least thanks to its membership in the Roederer Group.

After business in the home country of Portugal was running perfectly, they began exporting to the Brazilian market. Today, Frédéric Rouzaud manages the fortunes of the winery and thus continues the tradition of five successful generations.

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