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 — 788 in the catalogue.
Jaen wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Dão, Beira Interior, Douro, Bairrada, Alentejo.
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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