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Quinta da Folgorosa Late Harvest
Quinta da Folgorosa · Lisbon, Portugal
2019
Late harvest, elegant and distinguished. Intense amber color with ripe fruit aromas such as plum, raisins, and lemon. Elegant, fresh, mineral, with a wood-smoky finish. Pairs with fish, sushi, desserts, or enjoyed on its…
A truly remarkable wine grown in an exceptional year. Garnet red with hints of orange, complex aromas of overripe dried plums, spices, tobacco, and floral notes. Captivating structure with a long, persistent finish.…
Blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Syrah from ~45-year-old vines. A structured, age-worthy wine with long cellaring potential, benefiting from decanting to reveal its full depth.
Blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Syrah from old vines (~45 years old). Drinkable now but will continue to develop over the next ten years; aged 24 months in oak barrels, ideal with game and rich meat dishes.
A fresh, young Mediterranean white wine made from 50% Muscat of Alexandria and 50% Macabeo, fermented in stainless steel and aged on its lees for two months.
Small-batch artisanal red wine made from 100% Giró grapes with minimal intervention, fermented in stainless steel, and aged 12 months in French Allier oak barrels.
Made from 100% Nebbiolo grapes from vineyards in Madonna di Como, Alba, at 400 m a.s.l. on calcareous, quartz-rich soils; hand-harvested in October, destemmed, crushed, fermented with 12–14 days maceration, malolactic in…
Made from a blend of Nebbiolo and Barbera grapes grown at 350–400 m a.s.l. on calcareous, quartz-rich soils; hand-harvested, cold macerated 16–18 hours, fermented in steel at 15–17 °C; delicate luminous color, floral and…
“Wine Tourism” generally includes visiting wineries and wine regions with the intention of tasting, consuming, and purchasing wine. Wine tourism can be an alternative way to visit a new area and explore what is truly special about the region. Picturesque landscapes, fascinating people, and memorable sensory experiences await you. Depending on the winery and the region you decide to visit, a wide range of wine activities may be available. At WineTourism.com, our goal is to connect you with exceptional wineries to create memorable experiences wherever you decide to venture.
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Is wine tourism a sustainable practice?
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Which wine region is known as the wine tourism Capital of the World?
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