So, today: the New Douro Tasting at the gritty Vinyl Factory in Soho. I went and tasted widely. I’d just been in the Douro with the Douro Boys, so I didn’t taste their wines here. Instead, I focused on other producers, and found lots to like. It seems that even some Douro table wines that in the past were over-ripe and over-oaked have become more balanced. I certainly found a lot of very likeable, balanced wines today.
José Luis Moreira da Silva
Jorge Serôdio Borges
The whites are also an emerging story. I had some lovely ones. People are exploring the higher vineyards, and also those where there’s some granite as well as schist. It’s really interesting. Here’s a short film from the tasting, where I interview José Luis Moreira da Silva (Quinta dos Murças), Jorge Serôdio Borges (Passadouro and Pintas), João Brito E Cunha (Quinta do São João) and Manuel Lobo (Quinta do Crasto).
from jamie goode’s wine blog http://www.wineanorak.com:/wineblog/portugal/the-new-douro-tasting-2016
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