Inquieto

A red wine from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. A blend of Merlot and Sauvignon Blanc.

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The house says

Garbo is a winery in Bento Gonçalves, in southern Brazil, started by three winemakers who like to steer clear of the obvious, and Inquieto was their first wine. It is a dry red with a blend few people make: Merlot from Encruzilhada do Sul, in the Serra do Sudeste, with a little Sauvignon Blanc, a white grape, from Bagé, in the Campanha Gaúcha. In the 2025 vintage it is 86% and 14%, with 13.5% alcohol, and 30% of the wine spent 12 months in French oak barrels. The producer mentions red fruit from the Merlot with a tropical touch from the Sauvignon Blanc, which brings freshness. It suggests fuller-flavoured white meats, medium-aged cheeses and charcuterie. It is not in the X-Wines base, so it has no rating from drinkers yet. Had it? Toast and tell us.

Basic details checked by the house in Oct 2026; acidity will be added once the house checks the label.

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The wine, no fuss

Type: Red
Country: Brazil
Region: Rio Grande do Sul
Grapes: Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc
Vintage: 2025
Alcohol: 13.5%
Price: R$ 150 to 200range checked in Oct 2026

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Poultry, cold cuts and aged cheese.

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A label outside X-Wines, an open scientific dataset (de Azambuja, R. X. et al., 2023): basic details gathered and checked by the house, in the month shown under “The house says”; no rating, because ratings aren't made up. The price range is the one the house saw at big stores in Brazil, in the month shown: the price changes, the range tends to stay. Shipping isn't included. The house doesn't sell wine.