Quevedo, Tasting Experience

Quevedo Port Sample Pack 5 x 5cl bottles in wooden presentation box.

Description and Reviews:
Quevedo White Port
This white Port is a young, floral, smooth wine with extraordinary drinkability. It is made exclusively with white grapes native to the Douro, and bottled when it is two to three years old.
Tasting note: Exotic nose of pineapple, ripe apples, honey and a touch of floral notes. Fresh and exotic palate, perfectly balanced. Quite complex with notes of orange, honey, lychee. Beautiful finish on pure spring honey and a touch of pepper.

Quevedo Rosé Port
A very inviting nose with aromas of wild strawberry and watermelon, fresh and easy.
Easy and light on the palate, but with that classic Porto velvety texture. This Port is fun to drink and has serious, pure aromas of young red fruits and tropical fruits. Perfect for hot summer days or cocktails. Aged in stainless steel tanks for 6 months.

Quevedo Ruby Port
Complex nose of red cherries, cherry jam, dark chocolate and a touch of black pepper.
This young ruby ​​wine shows soft tannins and a slightly dry medium palate. Perfectly balanced, the pure flavors of young red fruit, spice and chocolate successfully cascade to a beautiful finish. Aged in stainless steel tanks without contact with oxygen. This Port was mixed with Ports from other harvests for bottling, resulting in an average aging time of 3 years.

Quevedo Tawny Port
This Tawny is quite complex, combining a fresh and young character of dried red fruits while developing aged Port aromas such as plums, raisins, fresh hazelnuts and almonds.
Aged and matured in stainless steel vats, followed by French oak and chestnut vats. This Port was mixed with Ports from other harvests, making an average of 5 years of aging.

Quevedo 10 Year Old Tawny
The colour is light and brown with hints of orange due to the long ageing in oak cask. The nose is filled with aromas of dried fruit, cinnamon and walnuts. On the palate the nutty flavours predominate, along with a touch of coffee and chocolate.


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