From the tiny DOC of Colares near Lisbon, Portugal, the 1967 Viuva Gomes Ramisco is a rare and interesting wine, available only in very limited quantities.

In his Vinography.com blog, Alder Yarrow provides a fascinating history and description of the Colares region, along with the following tasting notes...

Medium dull ruby with a faint brownish tint in the glass, this wine smells of forest floor and wet earth. Thick, even putty-like wet-earth tannins surround flavors of crushed herbs, peat and dried fruit and dried flowers. Great acidity with that telltale faint salty quality. Long dried flower finish. 11.2% alcohol. Score: between 8.5 and 9.