The 2007 RED LEG SHIRAZ & ARAGONES FALUA, is named after the red legged partridge common to Alentejo (owner Joao Portugal Ramos is a hunter). It comes with a screw cap. This is a rather simple wine, grapey, soft and Beaujolais-esque, with obvious flavors and a straightforward feel. It does taste pretty good and it has just enough tannins to make it seem like real wine. Note that this wine only contains Falua’s name, not Ramos’. For consistency, I have grouped it here with Ramos’ Falua products. Drink now-2010. Iconic Southern winemaker Joao Portugal Ramos has many brands, Falua/Vimioso for his Ribatejo property, the low cost Loios brand, the single vineyard Vicosa, Vila Santa and the flagship Marques de Borba in Alentejo. For convenience, they are all grouped here although note that the Falua wines do not necessarily have Ramos’ name on the label.Importers: for Loios, Vila Santa and Quinta da Vicosa brands: Winebow, Inc., Montvale, N.J.; tel: (201) 445-0620; for Marques de Borba brand and Red Leg: Signature Imports, Mansfield, MA; tel: (800) 669-0750 (in New England, New Jersey, N.Y.) and HGC Imports, San Jose, CA; tel: (408) 947-8511 (for Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington State and Colorado); for Conde de Vimioso (Falua) brand: Vinum Importing, Redmond, WA; tel. (206) 621-8843 (Washington, Portland and California) and Aidil Wines & Liquors, a division of Olde World Imports, Inc., Rahway, NJ; tel. (973) 642-0044 (New England, New Jersey and New York).