Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

Is this a troll? Look at the cross listings?

Ray

"Mario" wrote in message
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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

Ray wrote:

Is this a troll? Look at the cross listings?

No, methinks it's just someone new to usenet. The question is somewhat
valid in all the NGs he posted it to. *meh*

--
charles

"Once ... in the wilds of Afghanistan, I lost my corkscrew, and we were
forced to live on nothing but food and water for days."
- W.C. Fields

My favorites are vinho verdes and a nice little red wine called Charamba.

Brian

"Mario" wrote in message
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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

Mario wrote:

Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

I seem to remember a sparkling rose table wine that came in ceramic
bottles. It was quite popular in the U.S. in the 1950's, and many of
the better restaurants served it. However, I don't remember the name -
it was on the sweet side, so I didn't much care for it.


Thanks,

Mario

Ray wrote:

Is this a troll? Look at the cross listings?

Why would that indicate a troll? They all involve wine and/or Portugal
- he appears to be simply covering all bases.

"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote:

I seem to remember a sparkling rose table wine that came in ceramic
bottles. It was quite popular in the U.S. in the 1950's, and many of
the better restaurants served it. However, I don't remember the name -
it was on the sweet side, so I didn't much care for it.

"Mateus Rose" came in a reddish-brown ceramic bottle. There was another that
came in a greyish ceramic bottle.

The best of the best is a wine called Barca Velha. This red wine is produced
by a port wine company called Ferreira and it is also one of the most
expensive portuguese wines. It is produced in the port wine region, and I
strongly suggest it.

If you like something a little bit less expensive I suggest you to try a red
wine called Duas Wuintas. This one is also produced by a port wine comnpany
called Ramos Pinto, but is also a very fine red wine.

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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

Anything from Cortes de Cima, especially the Incognito.

Casa da Alorna 1999 is also very good at a cheap price

Barca Velha is overpriced, in my opinion.......

WineOdd

I suggest it because of the multiple listing and the fact that he has posted
several times and I never notice him responding to any of the replies.
Maybe I am wrong.

Ray

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Ray wrote:

Is this a troll? Look at the cross listings?

Why would that indicate a troll? They all involve wine and/or Portugal
- he appears to be simply covering all bases.

Mon, 24 Nov 2003 21:17:37 -0000: "K" : in
soc.culture.portuguese:

If you like something a little bit less expensive I suggest you to try a red
wine called Duas Wuintas.

Duas Quintas? Two fifths, or two vinyard farms?
(The w and the q are close on the keyboard, so it was a typo, I
presume?)


--
Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com/

Nice taste

Brian Lundeen wrote:
My favorites are vinho verdes and a nice little red wine called Charamba.

Brian

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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario

RH:
... Duas Quintas? Two fifths, or two vinyard farms?

Tue, 25 Nov 2003 06:51:14 +0100: Magda : in
soc.culture.portuguese:

A "quinta" is NOT 1/5 ("um quinto"), but a large, cultivated and inhabited property.

I know. My 2/5ths translation was a joke.
But one theory as to the origin of the word is a 20% fee that farmers
had to pay to the land owners.
OTOH, Porto Editora traces the word back to the Latin word 'quintana'
= pequeno mercado no acampamento = small market in an army camp.
(not sure if that is what 'acampamento' means in this context - please
correct anyone who can)
--
Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com/

Ray wrote:

I suggest it because of the multiple listing and the fact that he has posted
several times and I never notice him responding to any of the replies.
Maybe I am wrong.

You could be right, but even if he is, there is still some good
information coming out of these posts.

--
charles

"Once ... in the wilds of Afghanistan, I lost my corkscrew, and we were
forced to live on nothing but food and water for days."
- W.C. Fields

Some of my favorites a
Reguengos Garrafeira dos Sócios;
Tapada do Chaves
Vallado
Esporão Reserva 2000
Esporão Branco Reserva 2002
Foral Grande Escolha (1998)
Cartuxa
Vila Santa
Monte Ferra
Monte dos Pelados
Herdade grande Regional Alentejano colheita seleccionada 2002
JPR 2000 Antão Vaz
Vinya 2000
Tormes
Quinta do Carmo
Quinta da espinosa
Quinta Grande
Quinta Pancas
Quinta Roques
Quinta do Cotto
Cabeça de Burro
Bons Ares
Duas Quintas
Evel Tinto
Evel Branco


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Hello,

Can you mention me names of very good well known considered good
Portuguese wines besides Port wines.

Thanks,

Mario