Quinta de la Rosa | White Port – NV (Half Liter)

Description

Dessert Wine: Quinta de la Rosa | White Port – NV (Half Liter)

Complex Aromas of dried fruit, apricot, dried figs, baked apple, orange peel, tropical notes, papaya, honey, nutty, roasted almonds. Beautiful amber/honey in color, this port shows excellent fruit on the palate at the same time. it has a relatively dry finish.

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Producer: Quinta de la Rosa

Vintage: NV

Size: 375ml

ABV: 19.5%

Varietal: Port Blend White

Country/Region: Portugal, White Port

Complex Aromas of dried fruit, apricot, dried figs, baked apple, orange peel, tropical notes, papaya, honey, nutty, roasted almonds. Beautiful amber/honey in color, this port shows excellent fruit on the palate at the same time. it has a relatively dry finish.

Producer Information

Quinta de la Rosa was one of the pioneers of making and selling table wines and olive oil in addition to port directly from the estate. These products are produced, matured and bottled on the Quinta and not in Vila Nova da Gaia as is the case with other shippers. It can be argued that this helps give our ports a dry and stylish nutty flavour. A combination of the best of the old with the new, treading in granite lagares and using stainless steel and temperature controlled technology, together with careful handling of natural materials (such as oak casks for the table wine and large old tonels for the port), ensures that wines of the highest quality are made. As everything is grown, made and bottled on the estate, Quinta de la Rosa is one of the few true “Single Quintas”; it is not a second brand used by most large shippers for their “off Vintage” port years.