Montaria Montaria

Quite nice table wine, good QPR -- last of several bottles I had, and it's still drinking well.

I enjoyed. Great color and aroma. Light, not real heavy. Warm, and smooth.

After nothing but disappointment from everything I've tried so far from my initial Nakedwine purchase, this one was a pleasant surprise. A periquita/tempranillo blend with good body, mouthfeel, and depth of flavor. This put to shame a Rhone-style blend we drank earlier in the evening that cost twice as much. This wine was fairly soft but still managed to have decent presence. Went okay with lamb and barley stew, even if it didn't quite stand up to it. Not fascinating …

Dark fruits on the nose along with some oak. There's even a hint of smoke there, I think. On the palate, the fruit gives way quickly to some spice and earthiness, perhaps leather or tobacco. Nice oak on the finish, with good structure from the tannins. The tannins aren't too strong, though.

Decent table wine.

Deep plum color. Full on the nose and fruit forward. Young. Not complex, but drinkable. 13% alcohol From nakedwine.com:Portugal is producing some of the best value, great drinking drops of red in the market at the moment, and this little beauty from the cellars of one of our favorite winemakers Antonio is no exception. It's a blend of several local varieties, which give the wine surprising complexity for such a low price. But its the simply, mindblowing juiciness of the …