French Red Wine
France is known for it's great wines, and you can get all kinds of wines from France when you shop with us. Keep browsing. Wines from a single year can be sold after they have aged for at least years. Perhaps the most persuasive image for this noble drink is the combination of port and stilton the sweetness and concentration of the wine is a marvelous contrast to the salty tanginess of cheese. Moreover, you can drink it at the time of purchase.
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Rare Wines
If you're looking for a wine that's hard to find, you're in the right place. We have all kinds of scarce types for you to choose from. Australian sparkling wine. You'll probably assume that I've studied vintage port for years, with periodic trips to porto to check out the harvest firsthand. Port, as we know it, dates back to the late seventeenth century, when two english wine merchants happened on a monastery in the douro and were amazed by the quality of the wine they were offered.
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California Cabernet
Tawnies are wines of great finesse and complexity which deserve a place in every restaurant. Californian fizz. Two or three days is the limit once the bottle is uncorked.
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Red Bordeaux
Lesser quality ports are released when younger and often have more overt sweetening to cover up the harsh spirit character of youth. Port aromas include pepper, smoke, truffles and black currant. The question is, what wine will you buy to perfectly complement the meal.
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Vintage Champagne
Many of us associate the season with cold beer, lemonade and iced tea. Tawny ports, because they are long aged in oak, can be kept for a long time once the bottle is opened because they are already somewhat oxidized. This solera system is used with sherry as well as tawny.
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Vintage Ports
Porto, the real thing. Providing the fizz is well chilled and hasn't been shaken up, the cork should come out with a gentle sigh. First, find some plain simple glasses.
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Cult Wine
Give it a swirl. A common mistake people make is buying wines which mainstream critics or friends refer to as their favorite. Making matters even easier is the fact that, of those declared vintages, only a few are considered great: 27, 45, 63, 70, 77, 85 and 94.
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Red Burgundy
Foot treading grapes is not a random affair in the douro, one of the last of the worlds wine regions where this time-honored method of extracting juice is still practiced. Authentic port comes from portugal, but there are quite a few great imitations from washington, california and australia. When these wines are aged in wood they become richer still, with honeyed, buttery, creamy overtones.
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