Region | Douro, Portugal |
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Grape varieties | Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and others |
Winemaker | Maria Antónia Gomes |
Bottle size | 750 ml |
Alcohol | 19% |
Allergens | Contains SULFITES |
Produced by | Caves Vale do Rodo, C.R.L. Peso da Régua, Portugal |
Distributed by | Frijobel Global, Lda., Estrada do Rabaçal, Nº 207, Espinheiro, Penela |
Warning | Not recommended for pregnant women |
Porto Tawny
Produced exclusively in the demarcated region of Douro, Porto wine is known worldwide for its uniqueness, being considered one of the great fortified wines of the world.
SUDD, mediterranean by nature.
Wine uniquenessTasting Notes
With a very elegant and persistent flavor, endowed with a harmoniously pleasant palate, as well as a distinct aromatic intensity revealing the presence of red fruits and a slight hint of wood, SUDD Port wine boasts exceptional quality, with a long tradition and history of Portugal.
Wine tipsFood Pairings
Ideal for: Aged cheeses, dried fruits, and desserts.
Wine uniquenessTasting Notes
With a very elegant and persistent flavor, endowed with a harmoniously pleasant palate, as well as a distinct aromatic intensity revealing the presence of red fruits and a slight hint of wood, SUDD Port wine boasts exceptional quality, with a long tradition and history of Portugal.
Wine tipsFood Pairings
Ideal for: Aged cheeses, dried fruits, and desserts.
Learn more about theProducing Region
Northern Portugal, along the Douro RiverDouro & Porto
Famous for its landscapes, the Douro region is one of the oldest demarcated wine-producing areas in the world. The high temperatures during the day and the low temperatures at night favor the ripening of grapes and the intensification of their flavours.
- Altitude
- From 100 meters to 600 meters above sea level
- Latitude
- 41°N to 41.5°N
- Longitude
- 7.5°W to 7°W
- Grape Varieties
- Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz (also known as Aragonês), Tinto Cão, Viosinho, Malvasia Fina, Gouveio
- Climate
- Hot and dry summers, cold winters, and concentrated rainfall in autumn and spring.
- Soil
- Granite and schist
Northern Portugal, along the Douro RiverDouro & Porto
Famous for its landscapes, the Douro region is one of the oldest demarcated wine-producing areas in the world. The high temperatures during the day and the low temperatures at night favor the ripening of grapes and the intensification of their flavours.
- Altitude
- From 100 meters to 600 meters above sea level
- Latitude
- 41°N to 41.5°N
- Longitude
- 7.5°W to 7°W
- Grape Varieties
- Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz (also known as Aragonês), Tinto Cão, Viosinho, Malvasia Fina, Gouveio
- Climate
- Hot and dry summers, cold winters, and concentrated rainfall in autumn and spring.
- Soil
- Granite and schist