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Year
1998
Appellation of origin
'D.O.C. Oporto - Portugal'
Maturation
'24 meses'
Country
Portugal
Format
'Botella 75cl'
Alcoholic grade
20º
Sight: 'En copa presenta color profundo y oscuro con tonos púrpura en su juventud, que evolucionan hacia un rubí intenso con la edad.'
Mouth: 'En boca se percibe estructura sólida y taninos firmes, con una acidez equilibrada que prolonga el final. Sabores ricos de frutas maduras, chocolate y un toque mineral, típicos de su origen en suelos de pizarra del Douro.'
Nose: 'en nariz desprende aromas concentrados de frutas negras como ciruelas y moras, acompañados de notas florales y especiadas, como violetas, pimienta negra y cacao.'
Bodegas Martínez Gassiot presents Vintage 1998 Quinta da Eira Velha Port Wine, fermented in oak barrels, with D.O.C Porto, made from the grapes Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz, Tinto Cão, Touriga Franca, and Touriga Nacional, five of Portugal's main indigenous grape varieties.
Quinta da Eira Velha 1998 has been aged for 24 months, giving it great complexity with toasted notes. It is ideal to enjoy with chocolate and caramel desserts at a temperature between 14 and 18 ºC.
Vintage 1998 Quinta da Eira Velha Port Wine has a unique design. It was made exclusively from grapes harvested in 1998 at Quinta da Eira Velha, a estate founded in the 18th century and until the year 2000, a centenary company of Hispanic-English origin.
Port Wine originates from the Douro Valley, a river that originates in Spain and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, near the city of Oporto, which gives its name to its wines.
In this mountainous area, in some places even inhospitable, but at the same time of a very unique beauty, surrounded by huge masses of granite, it is almost a miracle that quality wines are produced, which has been happening at least since the Roman occupation.
The region was originally delimited by the Marquis of Pombal between 1758 and 1761, anticipating the delimitation of Bordeaux by almost 100 years. It is divided into three zones: Upper Douro, Cima Corgo, and Bajo Corgo.
If you have any doubts when buying Vintage 1998 Quinta da Eira Velha Port Wine, please contact the sommelier of our online store and they will advise you without obligation.
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