Brazil tasting notes part 2
Thursday 28 April 2011
See also my impressions of Brazil and its wine and some facts about the country and its wine regions.
Producers are listed in alphabetical order here (producers P to V) and in part 1 (producers A to M) of the tasting notes. Some of the wines were tasted at the individual wineries, others at Wines from Brazil's offices in Bento Gonçalves, mainly because the distances between the wine regions were just too great to allow more visits. This generally explains why I tasted far more wines from some producers than from others. The photo shows a mural in Salton's...
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