Harvest

It is a Tawny Port wine from a single year aged in small oak casks. Martha’s Harvest 2011 shows a good concentration of aromas, with notes of dried fruits and caramel. In the mouth, the acidity combines well with the warm flavors of spices. Velvety and almost endless finish.

From Quinta da Vista Alegre, Cima Corgo, vines over 80 years old, planted on old platforms, with predominant exposure to the south. The grapes from a single harvest are harvested by hand and transported in small boxes and vinified according to the traditional Porto method. After partial destemming, the grapes are crushed on foot in stone tanks. The must fermentation takes place under controlled temperature and is interrupted by the addition of brandy. This wine, as it is produced, has great aging potential. Wine from a single harvest, aged in oak casks for a minimum period of 7 years. It should be served at a temperature between 10°C and 12°C. Keep the bottle at a constant temperature and protected from strong light. Consume preferably within 6 to 8 weeks of opening .

Clean, amber color and spicy aromas, slightly almonds and dark chocolate. Turkish delights and rose water on the palate with notes of vanilla pods. Creamy Mouth Elegant, long and dry finish.

Superb color, full body and very fine aroma and flavor. As wine ages it softens and slowly casts its deep dark color, gaining structure and complexity.