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The 1984 Barros Colheita is not a blend of different vintages. All of the wine comes from the same harvest, and aging in wooden barrels has further shaped its character.
| Weight | 1,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 33 × 11 × 11 cm |
| Alcohol Content | 20% |
| Wine color | Amber |
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| Region | Douro |
| Grape variety | Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz, Tinto Cao, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional |
The 1984 Barros Colheita is not a blend of different vintages. All of the wine comes from the same harvest, and aging in wooden barrels has further shaped its character. This makes the bottle appealing to those who appreciate both historic vintages and the refinement of Tawny-style Port.
The grapes for this Colheita were harvested in 1984. What followed was a slower process than with a Port meant to be drunk young: the wine developed in wooden barrels, with an increasing emphasis on aging notes. The bottling date indicates how long that development took for this specific release.
The aroma may feature notes of dried plums, raisins, and toasted nuts. Mellow caramel and a hint of orange zest add extra depth to the overall profile. This style isn’t about exuberant fruitiness, but rather a harmonious blend of ripe aromas, sweetness, and freshness.
An aged Colheita doesn’t require any complicated ritual. It’s best served slightly chilled, either on its own or with a dessert featuring nuts. The exact number of years of barrel aging depends on the bottling date. As a result, even another bottling from the same vintage may have undergone its own unique aging process.
See also 1983 Barros Colheita at Port2Port.
