HARPERS
Your wine and spirit weekly | Issue 6325 | March 21 2008 | £3.95 | http://www.harpers.co.uk
VINI PORTUGAL
Wines of Portugal will be holding its annual tasting at Lords Cricket Ground in London on April 9, the largest event of its kind in the UK. More than 100 Portuguese winemakers will be exhibiting this year, with the Douro being particularly well represented with some 37 producers heading for London including Sandra Tavares da Silva, while 27 wine makers from Alentejo including Paulo Laureano and João Portugal Ramos will be exhibiting.
Around 18 winemakers will be in attendance from both the Dão/Barirrada/Beira interior and Estremadura/Ribatejo including Richard Mayson, Luis Pato and Filipo Pato while 14 producers from Vinho Verde/Minho will be showing off their latest vintages including Anselmo Mendes. There will also be a number of Terras Do Sado and Algarve producers making the trip to Lords.
Highlights of the event will include talks on “50 Great Portuguese Wines” and “The Wine and Food Lover’s Guide to Portugal” by wine writers Simon Woods and Charles Metcalfe.
New releases available for tasting include Quinta da Aveleda and Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo, Fonte do Nico from Adega Cooperativa de Pegões, Terras do Sado, Point West Touriga Nacional, A Wine to Dance from Bossa by Filipa Pato, Anta da Serra red and white from the Alentejo, and white Port Alves de Sousa from the Douro.
When April 9
Where Lords Cricket Ground, London
Time 11am – 8pm Wine Walks with Charles Metcalfe and Simon Woods
11.30am and 12pm White wines
12.30pm and 1pm Touriga Nacional
3.30pm and 4pm Beiras: Bairrada, Dao
4.30pm and 5pm Alentejo, Terras do Sado, Algarve
To register, contact Judy@jkmarketing.co.uk, or call 01829 720130.
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Wines of Portugal Annual Tasting: [London - April 9, 2008]
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