Jaen in Portugal is the same grape as Mencía in Spain's Bierzo and Galicia: a refreshingly cool-toned red with red-cherry, herbal and slightly mineral notes, and naturally bright acidity. It is most associated with Dão, where it brings drinkability and finesse to blends. As a varietal it yields lighter-framed reds that drink well young, with floral perfume and a peppery finish. Often underrated, but a key supporting grape for Dão's contemporary identity.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Jaen across Portuguese online retailers — 603 in the catalogue.
Jaen wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Dão, Beira Interior, Douro, Bairrada, Castilla y León.
Jaen in Portugal is the same grape as Mencía in Spain's Bierzo and Galicia: a refreshingly cool-toned red with red-cherry, herbal and slightly mineral notes, and naturally bright acidity. It is most associated with Dão, where it brings drinkability and finesse to blends. As a varietal it yields lighter-framed reds…
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