Adega de Borba Red Wine 75cl

Balanced flavour, very nice freshness and persistent finish with notes of bittersweet fruit.

£7.49

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The Adega de Borba brand emerges precisely as a symbol of our Company and of the Borba region, so distinguishable by its vineyards, soils and climate, with superb conditions for the production of excellent wines. Adega de Borba is an iconic brand, extensively recognised and appreciated by national consumers and in various international markets.

Especificações dos produtos

Nome do atributo	Valor do atributo
Region	Alentejo
Allergen Information	Contains Sulphites
Size	75cl
Food Match	A nice accompanment for meat and cheese.
Grape Variety	Trincadeira, Aragonez and Alicante Bouschet
Style	Medium Bodied - Elegant
Tasting Notes	Ruby-coloured with purple gleams, fine, young and fruity aroma with predominance of forest fruit. Smooth, fresh flavour confirming the forest fruit, which persists on the palate
Alcohol Percentage	13.5%

Especificações dos produtos

Nome do atributo	Valor do atributo
Region	Alentejo
Allergen Information	Contains Sulphites
Size	75cl
Food Match	A nice accompanment for meat and cheese.
Grape Variety	Trincadeira, Aragonez and Alicante Bouschet
Style	Medium Bodied - Elegant
Tasting Notes	Ruby-coloured with purple gleams, fine, young and fruity aroma with predominance of forest fruit. Smooth, fresh flavour confirming the forest fruit, which persists on the palate
Alcohol Percentage	13.5%

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