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Quevedo Oscar's Tinto

A red wine from Douro, Portugal. A blend of Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and Tinta Roriz.

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The house says

Quevedo's everyday red. Quevedo is a Douro family making Port and table wine in São João da Pesqueira, and the wine is named after Oscar Quevedo, whose signature is on the label. The house itself calls it "a seriously easy-drinking wine": one to open on a Wednesday night, take on a picnic or put on the table for Sunday lunch. It's a blend of the Douro's three classic grapes, Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and Tinta Roriz, in proportions that change from vintage to vintage, fermented in stainless steel: red fruit, a floral touch, soft tannins. The tech sheet suggests barbecue and stews. It isn't in the X-Wines database under this name, so it has no rating from drinkers yet. Had it? Cheer and tell us.

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

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The wine, no fuss

Type
Red
Country
Portugal
Region
Douro
Grapes
Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz

Quick answers

Is Quevedo Oscar's Tinto any good?

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Goes well with

Barbecue and light stews.

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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 only shows up once the house checks it at a big store in Brazil; this one hasn't been checked yet. Finds with the price checked on the date are in The Garimpo.