Rating 92
Style White
Variety
Vintage 2021
Appellation
Portugal
ABV 11%
Price $25.00 
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Reviewed 2022-07-11

Perfect For

Drinking Outside the Lines, Sounding Like A Wine Pro, Wine And Cheese Night

Drink If You Like

Albariño, Chenin Blanc , Pinot Gris / Grigio

Bojo do Luar Doralice 2021 Review

Orange (skin-contact wine) has really gained in popularity. Which is amazing. Old wine regions like the Minho in northern Portugal probably have a long history with this style along with their wines from the famous nested Vinho Verde region. But this is a region of high acid whites which are wonderful for the amber hue. Bojo do Luar uses the native Loureiro for their skin contact wine and does something we have never heard of before. They put chestnut flowers in the fermentation tank. This imparts depth and concentrated roundness to the wine. The nose is a bit spicy with some agave, honeysuckle, and a hint of lilies. The palate is the definition of refreshment for this style of wine with high acidity and a soft saline vibe balancing the aromas. Great wine.

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Bojo do Luar Doralice 2021
Orange (skin-contact wine) has really gained in popularity. Which is amazing. Old wine regions like the Minho in northern Portugal probably have a long history with this style along with their wines from the famous nested Vinho Verde region. But this is a region of high acid whites which are wonderful for the amber hue. Bojo do Luar uses the native Loureiro for their skin contact wine and does something we have never heard of before. They put chestnut flowers in the fermentation tank. This imparts depth and concentrated roundness to the wine. The nose is a bit spicy with some agave, honeysuckle, and a hint of lilies. The palate is the definition of refreshment for this style of wine with high acidity and a soft saline vibe balancing the aromas. Great wine.

Reviewed On: 07-11-2022
92
POINTS
Bojo do Luar Doralice 2021
Orange (skin-contact wine) has really gained in popularity. Which is amazing. Old wine regions like the Minho in northern Portugal probably have a long history with this style along with their wines from the famous nested Vinho Verde region. But this is a region of high acid whites which are wonderful for the amber hue. Bojo do Luar uses the native Loureiro for their skin contact wine and does something we have never heard of before. They put chestnut flowers in the fermentation tank. This imparts depth and concentrated roundness to the wine. The nose is a bit spicy with some agave, honeysuckle, and a hint of lilies. The palate is the definition of refreshment for this style of wine with high acidity and a soft saline vibe balancing the aromas. Great wine.

Reviewed On: 07-11-2022