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VINHO DO PORTO BARROS COLHEITA 1974 - Edição Especial 25 de Abril

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VINHO DO PORTO BARROS COLHEITA 1974 - Edição Especial 25 de AbrilO ano 1974 e os ventos so de liberdade. Uma viragem significativa na histria de Portugal. Uma mudana de paradigma que, 50 anos volvidos, a Barros homenageia numa Edio Especial. liberdade representada pelas mos de Teresa Rego, artista da nova gerao de talento portugus, numa ilustrao que pretende celebrar Abril sem barreiras ou restries, como deve ser celebrado. Uma obra que procura ser um contra senso cnico, a serenidade em confronto com a fora da

O ano é 1974 e os ventos são de liberdade.
Uma viragem significativa na história de Portugal. Uma mudança de paradigma que, 50 anos volvidos, a Barros homenageia numa Edição Especial. À liberdade representada pelas mãos de Teresa Rego, artista da nova geração de talento português, numa ilustração que pretende celebrar Abril sem barreiras ou restrições, como deve ser celebrado. Uma obra que procura ser um contra-senso cénico, a serenidade em confronto com a força da data, enquanto se abre à interpretação de cada um. Uma homenagem viva à coragem de um povo e à beleza da liberdade de pensamento.

A colheita de 1974 resulta num vinho que aproveita as uvas homólogas para brilhar na forma de uma cor âmbar clara, com nariz rico e envolvente, dominado por opulentos aromas de ameixas secas e amêndoas. Um vinho estruturado, elegante, com final delicioso e persistente.

Cada garrafa desta coleção é uma homenagem ao espírito revolucionário que transformou Portugal. Um convite a todos os que desejam apreciar e celebrar a história através de uma excecional colheita. Um tributo de Barros ao verdadeiro talento Português.

Prémios
  • Richard Mayson 2024 95pts;
  • Revista de Vinhos 2023 95pts;
  • Revista Grandes Escolhas 2023 18,5pts;
  • Mundus Vini Spring Tasting 2022 -  Best of Show Port & Gold Medal;
  • IWSC 2022 98pts;
  • IWC 2022 93pts;
  • DWWA 2022 93pts;
  • Wine Spectator 2018 92pts;
  • IWC 2017 - Gold Medal;
  • Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2017 - Gold Medal;
  • Mundus Vini Spring Tasting 2017 - Gold Medal;
  • Revista de Vinhos 2017 18pts;
Detalhes Técnicos
  • Teor Alcoólico 20%
  • pH 3,58
  • Acidez Total 5,20 g/dm3
  • Açúcares Redutores 150,00 g/dm3
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