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Wines of the Douro have certain characteristics. Whites are largely vino verdes — crisp, lightweight wines that go down like water. The reds tend to be big, broad-shoulder and bold, leaning heavily on oak and preferred by lovers of California Cabernet.
And while Niepoort has been producing
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