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Sommelier

Category - Portugal

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What is the difference between the Branco Nobre Reserva wines and the Branco Nobre Garrafeira wines?
  1. The Graffeira spends 6 more months aging than the Reserva.
  2. The Reserva is a red wine and the Garrafeira is white.
  3. The Reserva is not fortified and the Garrafeira is fortified.
  4. The Reserva has a minimum of 10% alcohol, while the Garrafeira has a 12% minimum.
Explanation
Answer: A - A Branco Nobre Reserva is a white wine that has been aged for 12 months with a minimum of 12% alcohol and a Branco Nobre Garrafeira is a white wine that has been aged for 18 months including 9 months in the bottle with a minimum of 12% in the bottle. Branco means white wine and Tinto means red wine.
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