Dow's Christmas Port Wine in Wooden Gift Box, 75 cl

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Grahams 20 Year Old Tawny Port Grahams 20 year old tawny is the result of the Master Blender's quest for the perfect balance between young and aged... Fonseca Quinta Do Panascal Port 2004 A fat, plump, luscious wine Full of rounded, ripe jammy fruit aromas Almost warm 'marmalada' like note to the... White Port – Briefly aged before bottling, these are meant to be drunk young, and range from crisp dry wines, best served with tonic, ice and lemon, to sweeter versions, which go well with puddings. There are some aged white ports, too. Tawny port – The name refers to the colour the wine turns after ageing. To have this label, they must be at least two years old, but you’ll also find much older examples, such as our winning 10-year-old (below). The age statement means the liquid is a blend of vintages with an average barrel ageing. Flavours here tend to be nuttier, and can include caramel, cinnamon and chocolate.

Kopke 40 Year Old Tawny Port In Wooden Gift Box Kopke port is the oldest port house. In 1638 Nicolau Kopke and his son Cristiano, came to Portugal ... Vintage Port – Made from the best grapes of a single year, the “vintage” refers to an outstanding harvest. After being aged for around two years, vintage ports are further aged in bottles. The best ones can be aged for decades and are both powerful and elegant. They go well with dark chocolate, blue cheeses or on their own. Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port In Branded Gift Tube Graham's 10 Years Old Tawny Port is a tribute to craftsmanship. It epitomises the passion for ... True vintage Port is only made in the best years, it’s aged for a couple of years in wood, and then will need at least 20 years to mature in bottle. At 23, this Croft is now really singing. You’ll need to stand it up for at least a day, before opening and decanting carefully (see our guide). Then you’ll be rewarded with herbs, cloves, and stewed red fruit. Serve with a nice bit of Stilton.

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Graham's Quinta Dos Malvedos Vintage Port 2012 Quinta dos Malvedos, one of the Douro's greatest vineyard properties, has always been the heart of G... Now you’re talking. This is one serious wine. Cooked fruit and Brazil nuts have been enjoyed by intense balsamic menthol notes along with orange peel. Best of all, you don’t need to mess about with decanters, just chill very lightly, open and pour. I’d probably just drink this on its own, or maybe with a cigar in place of Cognac.

Comedy drama following the trials and tribulations of a socially challenged surgeon turned GP working in Cornwall. Stars Martin Clunes. Also features Caroline Catz, Ian McNeice, Joe Absolom, Selina Cadell, John Marquez and more. To find the best port, the GHI’s panel of 10 WSET-trained experts and consumers tried 32 bottles – from white to ruby – from the leading supermarkets and big brands. Each was tasted blind to prevent brand bias, and they were looking for easy-drinking styles that would work well with a classic cheese board and desserts. Dows Quinta Do Bomfim Vintage Port 2009 Presented in its own wooden gift case This port has a deep red colour with complex aromas of jammy red fru...From simple rubies to perfectly-aged vintages, we’ve got a great selection of Port here at Master of Malt. Port, the fortified wine from Portugal, is a surprisingly broad church. It runs the gamut from fruity rubies to pale venerable tawnies, not forgetting bottle-aged vintages and, of course, extremely fashionable white Port. If you want to know more, read our Port guide.