DISQUS

Roy Hersh · 3 years ago

Ryan,


Impressive and well written piece on the key grape in Port production. I have enjoyed a few single grape bottlings of Touriga Nacional from a variety of vintages by Quinta do Crasto that uses this particular grape in non-fortified Douro red wine. If you have not tried one, seek out the '96, 2001 or 2003. I appreciate your work here and hope you will include other grapes that cross the borders of our Iberian wine partners, Spain and Portugal such as Tempranillo/Tinta Roriz.



Keep up the excellent writing!



Roy Hersh

Roy Hersh · 3 years ago

Ryan,

Impressive and well written piece on the key grape in Port production. I have enjoyed a few single grape bottlings of Touriga Nacional from a variety of vintages by Quinta do Crasto that uses this particular grape in non-fortified Douro red wine. If you have not tried one, seek out the '96, 2001 or 2003. I appreciate your work here and hope you will include other grapes that cross the borders of our Iberian wine partners, Spain and Portugal such as Tempranillo/Tinta Roriz.

Keep up the excellent writing!


Roy Hersh

Ryan · 3 years ago

Thanks for the comment ROy...here´s a link to the article on Tempranillo that my wife wrote a few months ago: <a href="http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/ ">http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/

Ryan · 3 years ago

Thanks for the comment ROy...here´s a link to the article on Tempranillo that my wife wrote a few months ago: <a href="http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/ ">http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/

Ryan · 3 years ago

Thanks for the comment ROy...here´s a link to the article on Tempranillo that my wife wrote a few months ago: <a href="http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/ ">http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/

Ryan Opaz · 3 years ago

Thanks for the comment ROy...here´s a link to the article on Tempranillo that my wife wrote a few months ago: http://catavino.net/archives/111/2005/09/20/