Ramos Pinto | Quinta do Bom Retiro 20 Year Old Tawny – NV

Introduction

Red Wine: Ramos Pinto | Quinta do Bom Retiro 20 Year Old Tawny – NV

Light golden yellow, copper reflections, delicate touch of mahogany. Zrat Rancio note with a nutty underlay, candied orange zest, fine nougat. Elegant, juicy, finely integrated sweetness, fine tannins, spicy and persistent, very complex, shows length.

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Producer: Quinta do Noval

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

ABV: 20%

Varietal: Grenache Blanc

Country/Region: Portugal, Douro

Light golden yellow, copper reflections, delicate touch of mahogany. Zrat Rancio note with a nutty underlay, candied orange zest, fine nougat. Elegant, juicy, finely integrated sweetness, fine tannins, spicy and persistent, very complex, shows length.

Producer Information

Ramos Pinto is a Port House founded by Adriano Ramos Pinto in 1880. The house’s aged Tawnies were historically the stars of the portfolio (and arguably still are), the rest of the lineup has caught up over the last few decades. The estate is made up of four different quintas. The flagship wine comes from the Quinta do Bom Retiro vineyard in the Pinho parish of Cima Corgo. Pinto purchased this 62 hectare (153 acre) quinta in 1919, and 40-percent of the vineyard is still planted in the traditional way, with grape varieties mixed throughout the vineyards. The Urtiga vineyard, covering just 4ha (10 acres) is located next door. The other major estate is Ervamoira, at Toua in the Douro Superior. Pinto bought this vineyard in 1974 and broke new ground by planting in vertical rows up the slopes, and planting by variety based on the vineyard’s soil types, rather than in the traditional mix. Nearby is Quinta dos Bon Areas, which was added to the portfolio in 1985. The vines here provide fresher, less-concentrated grapes than the other sites, which are typically used in blending. The Ramos Pinto portfolio covers most of the typical Port styles, including white, tawny and ruby variants as well as several aged tawnies and LBVs. The house also makes some top vintage Ports, and red and white Douro table wines. The company became part of the Roederer group in 1990.