Post Scriptum de Cryseia 2021 - El Carajo Wine Store

Post Scriptum de Cryseia 2023

$34.99
Sale price  $34.99 Regular price 
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Post Scriptum de Cryseia 2021 - El Carajo Wine Store

Post Scriptum de Cryseia 2023

$34.99
Sale price  $34.99 Regular price 
93
Jeb Dunnuck
93
James Suckling
91
Wine Spectator
4.2
Vivino

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Product Information

  • 🍷 Style
    Red
  • 🍇 Varietal
    Red Blend
  • 🏴 Region
    Porto and Douro, Portugal
  • 📅 Vintage
    2023
  • 📏 Size
    750 ML
  • 🧪 ABV
    14.0%

Tasting Notes

Post Scriptum 2023 is expressive and fresh, combining concentrated dark fruit with balance, elegance, and a lighter-oaked profile that is approachable in its youth. Expect fragrant lavender, rosemary, blueberries, ripe black plum, currant, mineral notes, herbed black olive, polished tannins, bright acidity, and a lingering lightly floral finish.

Food Paring

Pair this refined Douro red with beef, lamb, venison, game, pasta with rich sauces, or hearty Portuguese stews to highlight its polished tannins and dark-fruited concentration. It is also a smart choice for grilled meats, mushroom dishes, and casual cellar-worthy dinners when you want freshness, structure, and elegance in the glass.

Professional Reviews

93 Jeb Dunnuck

"The 2023 Post Scriptum de Chryseia was born as the second wine of Chryseia in a Bordeaux sense and was produced with grapes from the same vineyards that produce Chryseia. It is 50% Touriga Nacional, 25% Touriga Franca, 5% Tinta Roriz, 5% Tinta Barroca and 15% other varieties. It fermented with indigenous yeasts and matured in second- and third-year 400-liter French oak barrels for 12 months. It was a good year for Touriga Nacional, which ripened to perfection and achieved very good balance. The early-picked Touriga Franca was also very good—the grapes picked after the rain suffered a little more. The wine is very nicely crafted, a signature they have developed with Bruno Prats. It comes in at 14% alcohol with a pH of 3.7. This is now the style everybody is after—elegance with Douro character—but they started this style before most."

93 James Suckling

"A fragrant, captivating nose of lavender, rosemary and blueberries. The palate is medium- to full-bodied with supple, polished tannins and very delicate, elegant fruit throughout. This cuvee only sees used oak."

91 Wine Spectator

"A stylish red, fresh and harmonious, with light, supple tannins and bright acidity creating a well-defined frame for flavors of ripe black plum and currant, mineral, herbed black olive, and minerally iron and stone. Lightly floral and lingering on the finish. Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and Tinta Barroca. Drink now through 2036."

4.2 Vivino

Region Information

Porto refers to the city and historical center of Port wine production in northern Portugal. Wines labeled from Porto are closely tied to fortified wines made from native grape varieties grown in the Douro Valley. These wines are known for richness, intensity, and structure, reflecting centuries of tradition and regulated production methods. and The Douro is one of Portugal’s most important wine regions, famous worldwide as the birthplace of Port wine and increasingly respected for high‑quality dry red wines. Steep terraced vineyards along the Douro River, combined with a hot continental climate and schist soils, produce concentrated wines with depth and aging potential. Douro wines showcase Portugal’s indigenous grape varieties and strong sense of terroir.

Portugal is renowned for its indigenous grape varieties and fortified wines like Port and Madeira. The Douro Valley is one of the world’s oldest demarcated wine regions. Portuguese wines offer distinctive character and excellent value. Tradition and innovation coexist across its wine regions.

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09479910003

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