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MONTE VELHO

Approved Mar 25, 2021
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Monte Vello is a delightful table red wine from Portugal, crafted with 40% Aragonez, 35% Trincadeira, 20% Touriga Nacional, and 5% Syrah. This blend showcases the rich flavors of Portuguese terroir, featuring notes of black cherry, raspberry, pepper, and dried herbs typical of Trincadeira. The wine's rustic yet charming character is complemented by a touch of Syrah’s depth and structure, making it perfect for hearty meals, grilled meats, stews, and dishes with herbal or smoked elements. Whether you're looking for a robust companion to your dinner party or a casual sipper, Monte Vello offers a satisfying and inviting experience.

TTB ID21083001000046
Brand nameMONTE VELHO
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsAragonez 40%, Trincadeira 35%, Touriga Nacional 20, Syrah 5%
Approval dateMar 25, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210043
Permit numberNJ-I-21169
Producer name & addressNOW Wine Imports, NOW Wine Imports, Inc 151 FERRY ST STE 2C Newark NJ 07105
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