Every wine tells a story. Kopkes Colheitas, however, tell a unique story. To taste a wine is to taste history and, in the case of this 1978 Colheita, it means remembering a remarkable event like the great fire that devastated the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, destroying nearly the entire collection, including works by Picasso, Joan Miró, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst and René Magritte

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Porto Kopke 1978 Colheita 75 Cl

Name: Porto Kopke 1978 Colheita 75 Cl
Brand: Kopke/Sogevinus
SKU: 3004278
Price: 135.00 EUR
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Rating: 4.7 (1 reviews)

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Producer

Kopke/Sogevinus

Country

Portugal

Producer

Kopke/Sogevinus

Region

Douro

Winemaker

Carlos Alves

Alcohol Content (%)

Capacity

0.75 L

Ideal temperature

12-14ºC

Capacity

0.75 L

Region

Douro

Alcohol Content (%)

Country

Portugal

Winemaker

Carlos Alves

Ideal temperature

12-14ºC

Brick-coloured, with an amber rim. Its nose is appealingly spiced, with enhancing notes of dried fruit. In the mouth, it is well-balanced and unctuous, with remarkable structure. A fabulous Colheita, full of elegance, with a complex and enduring finish.

Served chilled, it reveals all its finesse and sophistication, especially when drunk with desserts made with caramel, dried fruit and spice, such as caramel fondant with apple and ginger jelly, tarte tatin, crème brulée and medium-strength cheeses.

Every wine tells a story. Kopke's Colheitas, however, tell a unique story. To taste a wine is to taste history and, in the case of this 1978 Colheita, it means remembering a remarkable event like the great fire that devastated the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, destroying nearly the entire collection, including works by Picasso, Joan Miró, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst and René Magritte.