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Portuguese wines featured in the Wine Spectator’s Top 100

The wine Quinta de Cabriz 2014 wine from the Dão wine region was the best positioned Portuguese wine of the list, in 46th place with 90 points. Kim Marcus describes it as a wine of “concentrated tastes of dark cherry, roasted plum and dried raspberry.” The remaining winners, from the Douro region, are the Red Evel 2014 in the 50th position, the red wine Carm Reserva 2012, in 69th position, and Lemos & van Zeller Quinta Vale D. Maria 2013, in the 80th position. Every year, Wine Spectator selects a Top 100 as result of about 17,000 blind tastings during a year. The Top 100 reveals the relationship between quality (represented by score); value (reflected by release price); availability (measured by cases made or imported); and what they call the “X-factor”–the excitement generated by a rising-star producer, a benchmark wine or a significant milestone for a wine region. Check the complet list here.

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