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Ramos-Pinto 2004 Adriano Red (Douro)

Price $13

At three years, Ramos-Pinto’s branded Adriano (named after the founder of the company) is at its best. This 2004 vintage is big-hearted, with bitter chocolate and blackberry fruits, as well as generous tannins. Good, dry structure and fresh acidity complete a rounded picture. — R.V. (9/1/2007)

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Ramos-Pinto 2005 Adriano White (Douro)

Price $13

Zingy, touched with honey and ripe, soft fruits. Flavors of green plum, thyme and lime gives this lift and a light, white aftertaste. — R.V. (9/1/2007)

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Ramos-Pinto 2005 Adriano Red (Douro)

Price $13

A structured, ripe wine, leavened with a base of dry tannins. It is full of ripe blueberry fruit flavors and juicy freshness. A little stalky, but easy, soft and ready to drink. — R.V. (9/1/2007)

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Ramos-Pinto 2006 Adriano White (Douro)

Price $13

A fresh, lively, citrus-flavored wine with touches of white peaches and a soft structure. Give this 6 months in bottle for the freshness to peak. — R.V. (9/1/2007)

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Ramos-Pinto 2006 Adriano Red (Douro)

Initially ripe and spicy, there is also a stalky, black currant element to this fresh, fruity wine. It shows herbal character and acidity, which go well with the soft tannins and bright fruit flavors. An attractive wine, with a light, sweet finish. — R.V. (4/1/2009)

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