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Red Wine
Hasso
2020, 75cl
Douro

8,49
approx. £7.18

 13%

 2023-2028

 Serve at 16º-18º

 

O Produtor, tasting note published in July 23rd 2023

Ruby coloured wine, with intense aromas of red fruits
and slightly floral. Very fresh and mineral, with good structure and a long finish.

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Hasso

This wine is a tribute to Hasso, our extraordinary family dog and trusted companion, both in adventures and on calm days. Made from the varieties Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, Touriga Franca, and Tinta Barroca, Hasso Tinto reveals a relaxed, fruity, and fresh character, making it the perfect companion to share moments with family and friends.

Climate: Mediterranean.

Soils: Schist and Granite.

Winemaking: 40% Touriga Nacional, 34% blend of varieties, 18% Tinta Roriz, 8% Tinta Barroca. Hand-harvested into 18kg boxes with full destemming. Followed by fermentation in stainless steel lagares at a controlled temperature for 10 days. Aged in stainless steel for 15 months. Bottled/Launched: July 2023.

Oenology: Diogo Lopes & Maria Susete Melo.

Analytical Data:
Total Acidity: 4.6 g/L (tartaric acid)
pH: 3.61

Awards

2019: 90 Points – Silver, Decanter World Wine Awards 2022
2018: Wine Enthusiast Best Buy

Allergens information

Contains sulphites.

SKU: 106502

Kraneman Estates

Christoph’s passion for wine began in the 1980s after visiting the terraced vineyards in the Unstrut valley, located in the former German Democratic Republic, and tasting a particularly memorable white wine produced in that relatively harsh climate.
Years later, an invitation to speak at the annual meeting of the Royal Ophthalmological Society of Australia and New Zealand provided him with the ideal opportunity to extend his trip and explore the Australian wine regions. After several trips and inspired by the adventures of Max Lake, a former doctor and now wine enthusiast, he came very close to purchasing a vineyard in the Hunter Valley in 2001. However, distance proved an insurmountable obstacle in this potential deal.
A series of happy coincidences led him to a small family estate in the Dão wine region of Portugal. This gave him the opportunity to experience grape planting and winemaking, as well as fully appreciate all the nuances and influences of the terroir. Visits to the nearby Douro wine region instilled a fascination for the impact that differences in altitude, geology and microclimate had on the development of unique characteristics. It was through a chance conversation that he discovered Quinta do Convento de São Pedro das Águias, which he immediately fell in love with.

Now, as the proud owner of this exceptional wine estate in the Távora valley, he finds happiness through exploring the exciting possibilities offered by the terraced vineyards, with the help of a team of experienced, innovative and talented winemakers: Maria Susete Melo and Diogo Lopes.