I do not have specific information on a wine called "Douro DOC Urtiga - Wooden case - Adriano Ramos Del Pino". However, I can provide some general considerations that might apply to a wine with these characteristics, based on the region and common winemaking practices.

The Douro region of Portugal is renowned for its historic wine production, which includes not only the famous Port but also excellent red and white wines under the Douro DOC label. These wines are celebrated for their quality and complexity, the result of a unique terroir and winemaking methods that combine tradition and innovation.

“Urtiga,” which means nettle in Portuguese, could refer to the name of the vineyard or be used metaphorically to describe particular characteristics of the wine, such as its liveliness or freshness. The "wooden case" presentation indicates a superior quality product, intended for consumers who appreciate wines with aging potential or for special occasions.

While I cannot provide specific details about this wine without additional information, a Douro DOC called "Urtiga" is likely to offer the typical characteristics of wines from the region: intense ripe fruit aromas, a well-balanced structure with present but soft tannins, and potentially spicy or mineral notes due to aging in wood.

Douro DOC wines pair well with a variety of dishes, from red meat to mature cheeses, as well as traditional Portuguese dishes. A wine such as the Douro DOC Urtiga, presented in a wooden case, could be particularly suitable as a gift or to celebrate significant occasions, offering a tasting experience that reflects the richness and diversity of the Douro wine-growing landscape.