A quick interview with Vasco Penha Garcia, the wine maker for Tinto de Anfora

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  1. The Big Tasting: LIVE Portuguese Wine Tasting with Oz Clark TONIGHT - Catavino Says:

    [...] Tinto da Ânfora – Alentejo When we think of the Alentejo, we tend to think of cork forests, vast stretches of undulating hills blanketed in wild flowers, and of course, pigs! These little black footed guys are famous for Portuguese cured ham, presunto. However, the Alentejo is also famous for their intense and aromatic wines. Tinto da Anfora by Bacalhôa Vinhos is a blend of 6 grape varieties, and is an excellent medium-bodied red. Check out an interview with Vasco Penha Garcia, the wine maker for Tinto de Anfora. [...]

  2. The Big Tasting: LIVE Portuguese Wine Tasting with Oz Clarke TONIGHT « Wine Blog Reviews Says:

    [...] Tinto da Ânfora – Alentejo When we think of the Alentejo, we tend to think of cork forests, vast stretches of undulating hills blanketed in wild flowers, and of course, pigs! These little black footed guys are famous for Portuguese cured ham, presunto. However, the Alentejo is also famous for their intense and aromatic wines. Tinto da Anfora by Bacalhôa Vinhos is a blend of 6 grape varieties, and is an excellent medium-bodied red. Check out an interview with Vasco Penha Garcia, the wine maker for Tinto de Anfora. [...]

  3. The Big Tasting: LIVE Portuguese Wine Tasting with Oz Clarke TONIGHT | Catavino Says:

    [...] Tinto da Ânfora – Alentejo When we think of the Alentejo, we tend to think of cork forests, vast stretches of undulating hills blanketed in wild flowers, and of course, pigs! These little black footed guys are famous for Portuguese cured ham, presunto. However, the Alentejo is also famous for their intense and aromatic wines. Tinto da Anfora by Bacalhôa Vinhos is a blend of 6 grape varieties, and is an excellent medium-bodied red. Check out an interview with Vasco Penha Garcia, the wine maker for Tinto de Anfora. [...]

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