Located on the sandy soils of a bird estuary that juts out into the Atlantic ocean, Baos Quintas vineyards produce some interesting & affordable wines from Portugal. Their 'Herdade de Gambia' is a blend of 65% touriga nacional, 25% syrah, & 10% aragonez.
Normally famous for fortified Moscatel, the Setubal Peninsula is revealing some different wines that are expanding the image of the region. Located just a short drive south from Lisbon, this is a great value from Portugal.
Winemaker: Nuno Cancela de Abreu
Soil: Sand
Place: Setubal Peninsula, Portugal
Blend: 65% touriga nacional, 25% syrah, 10% aragonez
Boas Quintas 'Herdade de Gambia' 2012 (Peninsula de Setubal, Portugal)
a delicious, dark fruity wine with cherry skin aromas and a
phenolic, cravable ripeness.
Normally famous for fortified Moscatel, the Setubal Peninsula is revealing some different wines that are expanding the image of the region. Located just a short drive south from Lisbon, this is a great value from Portugal.
Winemaker: Nuno Cancela de Abreu
Soil: Sand
Place: Setubal Peninsula, Portugal
Blend: 65% touriga nacional, 25% syrah, 10% aragonez
Boas Quintas 'Herdade de Gambia' 2012 (Peninsula de Setubal, Portugal)
a delicious, dark fruity wine with cherry skin aromas and a
phenolic, cravable ripeness.
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