Pedras

Pedras Brancas

Reserva Graciosa Verdelho Blend 2020

Saltiest wine I’ve ever tried. — 2 years ago

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Pedras Loiras

Rias Baixas Albariño

This was a memorable Albariño, Pedro’s Lolita’s 2021. Tart, dry with a saline finish. Imported by Spanish Aquisition, found in Brooklyn. Very nice. — 4 years ago

Rob Wallace

Rob Wallace

Funny autocorrect. Pedras Loiras, thank you.

Pedras do Monte

Lisboa Cabernet Sauvignon Tinta Roriz 2012

Juicy with a slightly dry finish. — 11 years ago

Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot

Arbois Traminer 2012

Pedras, flores e maçã verde. Lembrando um caminho entre um muscadet e um chard sem Madeira. Sem notas oxidarias, puro e com untuosodade perfeita. Acidez e amargor conversam para um equilíbrio excelente frente estrutura mais seca do que doce. — 12 years ago

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Flavio Menezes

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Acabei de matar uma garrafa deste. Delicia de vinho, amargor final só adiciona.
Flavio Menezes

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E R$61 é um presente!

Entre Pedras

Arinto 2022

Mmm. Intensely saline and confectionary. Salt water taffy, minerals. — 2 years ago

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Pedras

Pedras Cabernet Sauvignon 2014

Very balanced. Slightly more fruit in the front than the finish, but solid all the way thru. — 9 years ago

Pedras

Ristow Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2006

H. H.
9.0

Nice with a little spice — 11 years ago

AC Palmela

Pedras Negras White Blend

Cheap and light white dry wine. Acidic and fresh. — 3 years ago

Adega de Palmela

Pedras Negras Tinto Castelão 2019

Beautiful flavors, very crisp but tangy at the end. Easy to drink and doesn't need a airator. Reminded me of bards pinot noir. — 5 years ago

Quinta do Centro

Duas Pedras Vinho Regional Alentejano Touriga Nacional

After years trying to taste it in a proper manner, I finally found the opportunity over a decent red pepper steak with red grape sauce. I was surprised not to see Alicante Bouschet into this baco original from the heights of the Serra de Sao Mamede in Portalegra, but the truth is that the typical granite soils from the region are powering this Touriga Nacional to its best!! Amazing quality price wine! — 11 years ago

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