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Aguardente Vinica Velha Setenta 50Cl 42%

Ref: GRFAGN000093

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The Aguardente Vínica Velha Setenta is a true gem of Portuguese tradition, crafted from the finest Douro grapes and with 42% alcohol content. Its aging in wooden casks gives it remarkable smoothness and complexity, revealing aromas of dried fruits, spices, and elegant hints of oak. Intense and full of character, it offers a unique experience for connoisseurs of quality aguardentes, reflecting the authenticity and rich history of Portuguese winemaking.

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Color: Golden.

Aroma: Dried fruits, oak and spices.

Taste: Velvety and balanced, with notes of honey, vanilla and a subtle touch of wood.

Finish: Long, with hints of nuts and spices.

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Serve slightly chilled, between 16-18 °C, in a balloon glass to enhance the aromas. Ideal as a digestif after a special meal, it pairs elegantly with aged cheeses, dried fruits, dark chocolate desserts, or simply to be enjoyed on its own in a moment of co

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Aguardente Vinica Velha Setenta 50Cl 42%

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