Quinta do Cume 2017 Touriga Nacional Touriga Nacional (Douro)
From the quinta's vineyards on the edge of the valley of the Pinhão, a tributary of the Douro, this is a wine of rich and structured Touriga Nacional in its Douro heartland. The wine is full and ripe, bursting with generous spicy black fruits. The edge of freshness is just there, giving balance to this wine. Age a bit longer and drink from 2023. Roger Voss
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Price$70,Buy Now
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DesignationTouriga Nacional
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Alcohol14.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterColumbus Wine and Spirits
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Date Published11/1/2022
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