Montanha "Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto" 2010

Blend of Chardonnay / Arinto / Baga (grape)
A sparkling - traditional method white wine from the Bairrada region of Portugal.


Round and elegant. Apple & orange blossom.

Tasting Notes

Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto 2010 from Montanha Estate in Bairrada region has a fine persistent beam and a great straw yellow colour.

On the nose it’s elegant and rich. Notes of apple and orange blossom. There are also notes of biscuit and a touch of bread.

On the palate Montanha Real Grande Reserva 2010 has a very good structure. It’s round and long. There is a very nice freshness that balances everything out.

Elegant, moreish wine!

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Score 89

My score / points

Montanha "Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto" 2010
Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto (2010) Review
Estate making Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto Estate Montanha
Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto (2010) Label Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto
Style of Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto Style White & Sparkling - Traditional Method
Country of Montanha Country Portugal
Region of Montanha Region Bairrada
Grape blend of Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto Grapes Chardonnay, Arinto, Baga (grape)
Vintage of Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto Vintage 2010
My review of Real Grande Reserva Branco Bruto Points
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Bairrada

Bairrada is a wine region in the Beira Litoral Province of Portugal. As a Denominaço de Origem Controlada (DOC), the region has the highest wine classification in Portugal, and its popularity has risen in recent years. It is a small and narrow coastal area that is part of the larger Beira Atlântico region and is bordered on the northeast by the Lafes IPR and on the east by the Do DOC.

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Chardonnay

Green-skinned grape variety used in wine production

Chardonnay is a grape variety with a green skin that is used to make white wine. The grape variety originated in eastern France’s Burgundy wine region, but it is now grown all over the world, from England to New Zealand. Growing Chardonnay is seen as a rite of passage for new and emerging wine regions, as well as an easy entry into the international wine market.

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