Where does Baga come from?

Baga grows in Bairrada, Portugal.

What does Baga taste like?

Expect sour cherry, dried herb, leather, slate. Closest familiar reference: Nebbiolo — high acid, fierce tannin, built to age.

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Where it grows: Bairrada, Portugal
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How do you pronounce Baga?: Baga is pronounced BAH-gah.
Where does Baga come from?: Baga grows in Bairrada, Portugal.
What does Baga taste like?: Expect sour cherry, dried herb, leather, slate. Closest familiar reference: Nebbiolo — high acid, fierce tannin, built to age.

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