Port

If White Port is new to you, then try drinking this chilled either with ice or from the fridge. Delicious. Since 1798, the name Dow’s has been associated with the finest ports from the Douro Valley. Dow’s ports are made a two of the most famous Quinta’s in the Douro: Quinta do Bomfim and Quinta da Senhora da Ribeira, together with the privately family owned quintas of Santinho, Fonte Branca and Cerdeira.Made primarily from Dow’s Quinta do Sol winery. This is more refreshing than the red ports you will no doubt have come across. Highly recommended as an aperitif drunk chilled.

Fine deep tawny colour with complex nutty aromas combined with hints of honey and figs. Om the palate, rich mature fruit flavours beautifully mellowed with a luscious finish. Established in 1820, W&J Graham is one of the most famous names in the port trade and has long been synonymous with the greatest vintage ports. The Symington Family azquired the company in 1970, so today Graham’s remain a wholly owned family firm. At the heart of Graham’s Port is the famous Quinta dos Malvedos which was completely renovated in 2000 and is now equipped with 3 revolutionary robotic lagares that ‘tread’ the grapes. Dried fruits, figs, caramel and spice

A lovely off dry aperitif. We recommended drinking this chilled- either with ice or straight from the fridge. Or both!!Established in 1820, W&J Graham is one of the most famous names in the port trade and has long been synonymous with the greatest vintage ports. The Symington Family azquired the company in 1970, so today Graham’s remain a wholly owned family firm. At the heart of Graham’s Port is the famous Quinta dos Malvedos which was completely renovated in 2000 and is now equipped with 3 revolutionary robotic lagares that ‘tread’ the grapes.This somehow misses our attention much of the time, but when we do go back to try it we love its easy drinking, aperitif style. Definitely drink chilled and you will definitely be surprised if you haven’t tried White Port before.

This 20% alcohol Warre’s Quinta Da Cavadinha Vintage port is a delicious red wine from Portugal. It’s a Vintage Port, which means it was made in a specific year and then aged for a while to get its unique flavour. If you’re looking for something special to drink at your next party or dinner, this is the perfect choice!

Dark red colour, with a seductive rich perfume of ripe plums and cherries. On the palate it is complex, with an excellent structure and a long lingering finish Warres was founded in 1670 and was the first British Port company to establish itself in Portugal meaning that both Warre’s history and the history of the drink itself are inevitably heavily connected. Warre’ss Ports are distinguished for their structure, elegance and softly perfumed nose. They have a particularly fresh and elegant style. Complex with excellent structure

Light, orange-tinted amber colour, magnificent perfumed nose of great class showing an array of dried fruits. Outstanding, mature, concentrated palate with full honeyed fruit, georgeously mellowed. Simply delicious with an aftertaste that lasts and lasts. Established in 1820, W&J Graham is one of the most famous names in the port trade and has long been synonymous with the greatest vintage ports. The Symington Family azquired the company in 1970, so today Graham’s remain a wholly owned family firm. At the heart of Graham’s Port is the famous Quinta dos Malvedos which was completely renovated in 2000 and is now equipped with 3 revolutionary robotic lagares that ‘tread’ the grapes. Wonderfully complex, mature and concentrated

Fresh, delicate and exceptionally good value Tawny Port. The Veuve Clicquot of the Port World? Like Madame Clicquot, Dona Antonia Ferreira was widowed at a very young age and then set about creating what is now one of the most historic Port Houses. With 250 years of experience and history the knowledge and expertise at Ferreira is clear in everything they do. Notes of spice and dried fruit dominate this Tawny Port- but that said it is extraordinary approachable no doubt thanks to the history of this most Portuguese of Port Houses.

As it matures in cask, Tawny Port gradually loses the deep red ‘ruby’ colour of youth and takes on the seductive amber hue known as ‘tawny’. At the same time the wine becomes progressively smoother and mellower, its aromas gaining in richness and complexity.The fruit has mellowed further in the 20 Year Old. Fonseca 20 Year Old Tawny is deep amber in colour with russet highlights. Its superb bouquet is a complex marriage of ripe, plummy, mature fruit, warm spicy overtones of cinnamon and butterscotch and subtle oak nuances.

A great gift for anyone who enjoys their Port. A 10 year old Tawny Port along with 2 branded glasses. Sandemans may no longer be owned by the original family, but make no mistake there is plenty of history behind this iconic brand. It was over 225 years ago that the Scot, George Sandeman, first set up Sandemans and for many years was considered one of the leading lights in the world of Port. Despite changing hands in 2002, quality remains at the heart of their business as shown by their receiving 100/ 100 by Wine Enthusiast for the extraordinary 2017 release of their highly limited Quinta do Seixo. Sandeman’s 10 year old Tawny is a deep red colour and shows classic Tawny Port characteristics. Notes of jammy fruit, nuts, vanilla and raisins mingle together deliciously.

A step up in quality from a 10 year old Tawny, the extra 10 years of aging creates greater intensity and character. Sandemans may no longer be owned by the original family, but make no mistake there is plenty of history behind this iconic brand. It was over 225 years ago that the Scot, George Sandeman, first set up Sandemans and for many years was considered one of the leading lights in the world of Port. Despite changing hands in 2002, quality remains at the heart of their business as shown by their receiving 100/ 100 by Wine Enthusiast for the extraordinary 2017 release of their highly limited Quinta do Seixo. Richly satisfying aged port with great complexity. You will find hints of honey, apricots and spice amongst a whole host of other flavours.

Treat yourself to a classic indulgence with Sandeman 10 Year Old Tawny Port Gift Box! This exquisite gift set contains a generous 75 cl bottle of Sandeman’s celebrated Tawny Port. This exquisite blend stands out for its warm, mellow flavors; a delicious combination of rich candy fruit, raisins, and nuts, along with notes of sweet caramel. It is sure to be an instant favorite!The award-winning 10 Year Old Tawny Port is crafted to be served slightly chilled – making it the perfect accompaniment for creamy cheeses, desserts, and other sweet treats. It is also the ideal tipple to enjoy as an aperitif or digestif!This exquisite, aged form of Port is the result of a masterful blend of different vintages. Sandeman 10 Year Old Tawny Port Gift Box is the perfect gift for any serious wine or port enthusiast. It is sure to bring a sparkle to any occasion!

The first every White Port made for blending. Delicious chilled and mixed with Tonic and ice. Back in 1890 Grahams were one of the first Port Houses to purchase vineyards thus ensuring that they could manage harvesting and grape quality themselves. This attention to detail and commitment to quality continues through to today. That the house exists at all is more down to providence than strategy though. Brothers John and William Graham had in fact been trading in textiles since 1820. It was only when a customer had to settle a debt with barrels of port rather than cash that their heads were turned. Today the business is owned by another family, the Symingtons, whose quest for quality and attention to detail are no less than the brothers’ all that time ago.A light and crisp style of White Port which is also he first to be created for mixing. Approachable in style the presentation is also much modernised compared to many other Ports out there. We recommend storing in the fridge and then adding ice and tonic when drinking.

A light and fresh Port made specifically for mixing. We love the presentation too!Back in 1890 Grahams were one of the first Port Houses to purchase vineyards thus ensuring that they could manage harvesting and grape quality themselves. This attention to detail and commitment to quality continues through to today. That the house exists at all is more down to providence than strategy though. Brothers John and William Graham had in fact been trading in textiles since 1820. It was only when a customer had to settle a debt with barrels of port rather than cash that their heads were turned. Today the business is owned by another family, the Symingtons, whose quest for quality and attention to detail are no less than the brothers’ all that time ago.Not only is this a welcome change to how Port is presented but Graham’s Blend No 12 seeks to change how Port is consumed as it has been made specifically for mixing. The Port itself is light, fresh and aromatic making it both a pleasant surprise to those more used to Port and very approachable for those new to Port.

Introducing the exceptional Sandeman 20 Year Old Tawny Port Gift Box, a true masterpiece crafted by the prestigious Sandeman brand. Prepare your taste buds for a journey that encapsulates elegance, depth, and unmatched devotion to quality.For centuries, Sandeman has been at the forefront of the wine industry, symbolizing tradition and expertise. With every sip, you will experience the rich heritage that generations of winemakers have poured into this extraordinary Tawny Port.Blending together the finest grapes from Portugal’s Douro Valley, each drop of this 20 Year Old Tawny Port is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into every bottle. The aging process is what sets this exquisite creation apart, as it matures for two decades in oak casks, unlocking an indulgent symphony of flavors.Enter the world of Sandeman, where knowledge is shared, and wine is celebrated. Take a leap into the realm of Tawny Port perfection. You deserve it.

Are you looking for a truly unique gift for the wine enthusiast in your life? Look no further than Dow’s Bomfin Vintage Port 2013 Gift Box! This exquisite boxed set is the perfect way to surprise someone with a sophisticated blend that is sure to impress. The 75 cl bottle of vintage port, produced by one of the most respected winemaking families in the industry, is an unforgettable masterpiece.The strong body and sensual mouthfeel come from a carefully selected combination of grapes, with nuances of raspberry, ripe figs and spices enriching each sip. You’ll find a sweet acidity balanced by mellow tannins, part of what makes this vintage port so distinct and special. Serve it chilled on its own or as an accompaniment to classic chocolate desserts for double celebration.Highlights from this year’s harvest include richness, structural complexity and intensity of flavor. Plus, when you buy your gift set from Dow’s Bomfin Vintage Port 2013 you get their signature presentation box to finish off the experience – making gifting even more special. Give something unexpected today!

Taylor’s LBV Port 2019 Gift Box, 75 cl, is a superb late-bottled vintage port crafted from the finest grapes of the 2018 harvest. This port is aged in oak vats for up to six years, resulting in a rich and concentrated profile with smooth tannins and complex flavors. Presented in an elegant gift box, it is perfect for special occasions or as a thoughtful present for port lovers. Enjoy it on its own or pair it with desserts, cheeses, or dark chocolate for a luxurious experience.Taylor’s is one of the oldest and most prestigious port houses, with a history dating back to 1692. Renowned for its uncompromising commitment to quality, Taylor’s produces some of the finest ports in the world, combining centuries of expertise with a dedication to traditional methods. The brand is synonymous with excellence, offering a wide range of ports that reflect the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Douro Valley in Portugal.Taylor’s LBV Port 2018 delights with aromas of ripe blackberries, cherries, and hints of violet. The palate is rich and full-bodied, showcasing flavors of dark fruits, plum, and a touch of spice, complemented by velvety tannins. The finish is long and satisfying, with layers of fruit and a subtle warmth that lingers, making it a truly indulgent treat.

Dow’s LBV (Late Bottled Vintage) Port 2018, presented in a stately 75 cl bottle, is a luxurious embodiment of the Dow’s house style, renowned for its remarkable quality and exquisite taste. This Port is specially selected from the best productions of the 2018 vintage and aged longer in wood to achieve perfect maturity. The result is a richer, more robust LBV with exceptional depth of flavor. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy a premium Port experience, reflecting the sophistication and expertise that Dow’s has offered for over two centuries.Dow’s, steeped in over 200 years of winemaking tradition, is a distinguished name in Port, synonymous with finesse and craftsmanship. The 2018 LBV continues Dow’s legacy of producing ports that are cherished all over the world for their harmony and complexity. With a commitment to quality that has been honed over generations, Dow’s consistently delivers Ports that are not only fine examples of the winemaker’s art but are also expressions of the unique terroir of the Douro Valley.The 2018 Dow’s LBV Port opens with an alluring nose of ripe blackberries, plums, and subtle hints of spice. On the palate, it offers a lush, velvety texture with layers of dark chocolate, cherry, and a touch of black pepper, balanced by fine acidity that leads to a long, satisfying finish. Full-bodied and rich, yet remarkably smooth, this LBV Port is ready to be enjoyed now, and it pairs beautifully with a variety of cheeses, chocolates, or as a sumptuous after-dinner drink .

A delightful Oloroso sherry from the Port of Leith Distillery, produced at Bodegas Barón, Spain. The Port of Leith distillery will use this excellent sherry to season their casks before filling with their very own spirit. ‘Dried fruits and complex oak, balanced with sweetness and hints of spice’.