Descrizione

La coppia formata da Sandra Tavares e Jorge Serodio Borges produce il suo Pintas Port Vintage con un vigneto storicamente utilizzato da Sandeman per produrre i suoi Vintage Ports, in cui vengono assemblate più di 40 varietà di uve autoctone. Un Porto in cui la filosofia di fondo è il terroir, nello specifico quello offerto dalla Vale de Mendiz nella Valle del Pinhão e che in degustazione mostra purezza e concentrazione di frutti neri. Muscoloso e corposo al palato, si conserva per almeno mezzo secolo. La sua annata precedente è considerata una delle migliori fino ad oggi con 97-99 Parker

 

Dettagli del prodotto

La cantina
Tipo di vino
Oporto
Annata
2018
Alcool
20.0% vol.
Varietà
Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz
Origine
Porto

Degustazione

Profumo
Exuberante nariz de frambuesa, mora y zarzamora, regaliz, cake de frutos secos.
Bocca
Con mucha profundidad, denso, complejo, denso, con excelente concentración.
Temperatura di servizio
Entre 8 y 10ºC.
Consumo
Ahora y hasta 2070 en óptimas condiciones de conservación.

Vigna e preparazione

Descrizione
Viñedo mixto con hasta 40 variedades autóctonas.
Età
Viñedo de 88 años.
Raccolto
La vendimia se realizó la última semana de septiembre en perfectas condiciones atmosféricas.
Vinificazione
Las uvas fermentaron en lagares de piedra y fueron pisadas de forma manual.
Invecchiamento
19 meses en toneles.

Recensioni degli esperti

The Wine Advocate:

The 2018 Pintas Vintage Port is a field blend from old vines (88-year-old vines and more than 40 different grapes) and comes in with 96 grams of residual sugar. It spent 19 months in old casks. Powerful, concentrated and precise, this intense Porto is not terribly expressive on opening—it shows dry, closed and serious, the fruit taking a back seat to the old-school power. Unevolved, this seems potentially brilliant, but it is going to need some extra time. You might be able to approach it in eight to 10 years, but a lot more time would be helpful—not so much to resolve the tannins, although they are formidable, but to allow the fruit to develop and assert itself. It doesn't seem as fresh and as balanced as the wonderful 2017, but it might have as much concentration and power, maybe more (they weren't here together). A few days later, it demonstrated better better balance too, as the fruit poked its head up and asserted itself a bit, while the alcohol took a back seat (it actually has less than the 2017). Let's start here, but it looks like another terrific Port from this producer, one of the finest 2018s so far. It won't be fun to drink young, though. There were only 2,000 bottles produced.