Quinta Do Tedo Tawny 20 Years is a celebration of tradition and winemaking expertise.
Its complex aromatic profile and velvety texture make it an exceptional choice for connoisseurs and Porto lovers.
Whether for a special occasion or to savor a moment of pure indulgence, this Tawny is an ideal companion, evoking the richness and depth of the Portuguese terroir.
TASTING NOTES:
COLOR: Mahogany with golden hues, revealing its long aging period. When the glass is slightly tilted, a transition of color appears at the edges, indicating its richness and density.
NOSE: Impressive aromatic complexity with notes of hazelnuts, iodine, nuts, and caramel. Subtle hints of vanilla and marzipan blend with a pronounced schistose minerality. Additional aromas of raisins, prunes, dried fruits, and fruitcake follow, along with cinnamon, toasted almond, and bitter chocolate.
PALATE: Smooth and classy. This Port offers an intense structure and great complexity, perfectly balanced. The residual sweetness accentuates the fruity flavors with a silky and melting texture.
FINISH: Persistent, marked by mineral notes from the schist soils, accompanied by aromas of grape, iodine, and dried prune.
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