This Magnum Mamoré de Borba – a stunning 16.5 points – truly feels like it’s sprung from the volcanic rock itself, doesn’t it? The ruby colour is remarkably vibrant, hinting at those characteristic mineral notes alongside a refreshing touch of mint, a clear nod to the Alentejo landscape. The Alicante Bouschet and Syrah contribute their usual flair, but the Castelão adds an intriguing layer, suggesting a subtle dark chocolate complexity. Definitely a wine with substance, well-structured, and with a finish that deserves a hearty roast beef – a pairing that really allows its intensity to shine.
-
Similar wines you might like
Fundação Eugénio De Almeida
Alentejo21.45 €
Herdade Do Rocim
Alentejo12.85 €
Quinta Do Ventozelo
Douro14.85 €
Rui Reguinga
Lisboa10.80 €
Quinta Do Ventozelo
Douro14.29 €
Fundação Eugénio De Almeida
Alentejo20.85 €
We use cookies for analytics to improve your experience. By continuing to use this site, you accept our use of cookies.