Monte da Cal Vinha de Saturno Red
23,89 €
Crushing with total destemming, prolonged and gentle skin maceration, alcoholic fermentation at 26°C. Aging for 12 months in French oak barrels. Clear color, intense garnet. Intense aroma predominantly in red fruit jelly and nuances of toast and spices. On the palate fruity, smooth, well-structured, harmonious with a distinct persistence. Contains sulfites.
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