Port Wine

Quinta da Romaneira

Tawny 10 Years, 75cl

Douro

Quinta da Romaneira

This is a blend of old Port wines with an average age of ten years. At ten years old the wine has already acquired the classic tawny characteristics of nuts, dried fruits and spices, but retains also a vibrant freshness which is one of the characteristics of Romaneira’s tawnies. Vinification: The grapes were trodden by foot and vinified in stainless steel “lagares” with temperature control between 25 and 28 degrees Celsius. Ageing: Old oak barrels of 640 liters. The old tawnies spend their entire life in barrel until the moment of the final blend.

Awards

Gold – Expovina 2012; Best Tawny Port (94/100) – “For The Love Of Port” 2010 Awards; 90/100 – Wine Enthusiast; 17/20 – Revista de Vinhos; 93/100 – Wine Pages/Tom Cannavan

Allergens information

Contains sulphites.

Quinta da Romaneira

Romaneira is one of the great historic Quintas of the Douro Valley in Northern Portugal, on a spectacularly beautiful site overlooking the Douro river facing south, its rocky soil lending its particular character to the wines.

Recently a new and exciting chapter has been added to Romaneira’s long and illustrious story, with the emergence of Romaneira as a key player in the “Douro Revolution”: the discovery that our ancient local grape varieties can be used to make not only excellent Port wines, but increasingly also outstanding unfortified wines that are finding their place among the great wines of the world, while being an expression of our unique terroir.

We are proud of the work of our team, who, building on the experience they gained working on the renaissance of nearby Quinta do Noval, have made major improvements to the Romaneira vineyard over time.

We hope this website helps you share our excitement about Romaneira; read on to find out more about our vision for Romaneira, our wines, history, our terroir and vineyard, and the people who make these wines.

Address

Sociedade Agrícola da Romaneira, S.A.

Quinta da Romaneira.
Cotas
5070-252 Alijó
Portugal

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