Poças Colheita Port 1995, Oporto Portugal
£39.95
Selected for Waddesdon’s guest wine selection due to its quality and artisanal approach to wine making. This port is made in an oxidative style which lends magnificent complexity and a wonderful rich mouth feel. The style is identical to that of a tawny port, however all of the fruit comes from a declared harvest which enables wonderful precision and concentration.
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Tasting notes
Pocas 1995 Colheita possesses an enticing bouquet of dried fruit, caramelised walnuts, vanilla and roasted hazelnut. The palate possesses endless layers of complexity and a long intense finish. This port doesn’t contain the simplistic core of primary fruit you find in a ruby port – instead it offers layer upon layer of wonderful complexity, and a finish that refuses to end! Serve lightly chilled. This port pairs wonderfully with walnuts and stilton.
| ABV | 20% |
|---|---|
| Closure | Cork |
| Origin | Portugal |
| Producer | Pocas |
| Varietal | Touriga Nacional blend |
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