After almost 42 months in barrel, this wine has a smoky and almost meaty aromatic profile with a background of currant that opens up nicely. A bright acidity beautifully balances with the chewy, full tannins of this wine contributing to a long finish and full structure across the palate.
Very few wineries around the world are using the traditional port wine grape Souzao to produce a single varietal dry red wine. This grape variety hails from the region of Portugal and is considered as one of the most sought after wines in that particular region. While originating in the regions of Minho, this red wine grape variety is starting to become popular in Texas. This is a well balanced medium-bodied wine with complex layers and a long finish. As one of the rare “Tenturier” or black grape varietals, the black skin and red flesh of the Souzao grape produce a deep intense color. Tart blueberry and blackberry, sweet pipe tobacco, white pepper, spice, dark chocolate and earthy rhubarb are some of the flavors that might be found.