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PORTUGAL
Portugal is mostly famous for the fortified wine Port, but are increasingly becoming
known for their dry red wines made from their indigenous grape variety Touriga
Nacional. Tawny ports, named after their tawny colour, are aged in barrels for a very
long time to give aromas of walnuts, coffee and caramel. Vintage ports are amongst
the longest-lived wines and have more dark fruit and spice aromas. These often
require decanting to remove the sediment.
SPAIN
Spain has a long wine history and is the 3 rd largest producer in the world. The finest
wines are produced in Rioja, Ribera del Duero and Priorat. Probably the most wellknown
is Rioja, producing oaky reds from the Tempranillo grape. Priorat is a new
fashionable region, growing the grape Garnacha (Grenache) to create dark, alcoholic,
concentrated wines and a wine from here known as L’Ermita now ranks amongst
one of the best Spanish wines. Ribera del Duero uses Tempranillo and is home to the
famous producers called Pingus and Vega Sicilia.
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EUROPE
AUST RIA
BRÜNDLMAYER - KAMPTAL - WHITE
Willi Bründlmayer is considered by many to be one of the most gifted wine
makers in Austria. His 57-ha estate is located in the wine region Kamptal
near the town Langenlois. He is mostly famous for his Rieslings and Grüner
Veltliners (the indigenous grape of Austria). The wines tend to be rich,
complex aromatic with a firm structure and crisp acidity. The best site is the
Heiligenstein, producing very deep age worthy wines.
Kamptaler Terrassen ..............................................Riesling 2019 18 €
Kamptaler Terrassen ........................... Grüner Veltliner 2019 18 €
Zobinger Heiligenstein Lyra.............................. Riesling 2018 30 €
EMMERICH KNOLL - WACHAU
Loibner Federspiel ............................... Grüner Veltliner 2019 27 €
RIVIERA WINE OT HER EUROPE
Prices are stated without tax and are correct at the time of going to print. Many wines are in stock and available for immediate delivery,
however some may take a little longer to deliver (1-3 working days).