This wine certainly has a rustic charm, reminiscent of a fine cured ham. Expect notes of red fruit compote, subtly laced with truffle, and a lingering finish that hints at well-worn oak. The tannins are present but remarkably smooth, suggesting a deep connection to the Alentejo terroir – a pairing that proved a winning combination in blind tastings, especially with grilled beef.
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