Tuesday, 24 October 2017

Herdade de Peso 2015 “Trinca Bolotas” Tinto

Herdade de Peso 2015 Trinca Bolotas, Alentejo

Herdade de Peso 2015 Trinca Bolotas, Alentejo

Sogrape is Portugal’s Gallo Wines. It’s the biggest winemaker in the country, and it’s not above throwing a critter on the label. This is the company behind Mateus, for effing crissake.

I really really really wish Gallo could make something as good and well-priced as this Trinca Bolotas. This is some seriously good juice. A light bodied wine with medium acidity, the flavors cherry and blackberry are bright and fresh.  Allspice and white pepper are balanced with a note of smoked tea leaves. This is a fresh  bottle of red that’s perfect for lamb stews, cassoulet, or even a rotisserie chicken from the supermarket.

This came into the PA Wine & Spirits stores for $10, and it’s well worth grabbing a few bottles. That said, don’t buy into the PLCB hype that this is a $15 wine that they are selling for $10. the PLCB often quotes the listed price of a wine, which is kinda bunk: Everyone around the globe sells this bottle for around $11.  

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