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Quinta da Devesa Tawny Port

40+ year old Tawny Port in presentation box (75cl)
94 Points- Wine Advocate

Bottle size: 75cl

ABV: 20%

Price:

$115.70 USD

42 In Stock

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    • Description

    This Port Wine is the result of a blend of aged wine from Quinta da Devesa, developed with noble grapes used in the Douro region, aged in wooden casks at the Quinta da Devesa cellars.

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    Tasting Notes:
    The NV +40 Year Old Tawny Porto is a field blend bottled in 2014 with 114 grams of residual sugar and a bar-top cork. Personally, I like the 30 slightly more, but there are some stylistic differences and they are both very fine. The 30 is livelier and crisper. However, this +40 is distinguished by that "+." About 5% to 10% of the juice is from the 1944. That adds a layer of mahogany and molasses that the 30 does not have. I like them both a lot. Pick your nectar.

    40 Year Tawny Quinta da Devesa Technical Sheet



    Condition

    New -please note that 40 years is an average age and so the vintage does not appear on the bottle . It is included here for those looking for 40 year old gifts 40 Year Tawny Quinta da Devesa Technical Sheet

    Reviews

    ***94 Points - Mark Squires (eRobert Parker)***
    The NV +40 Year Old Tawny Porto is a field blend bottled in 2014 with 114 grams of residual sugar and a bar-top cork. Personally, I like the 30 slightly more, but there are some stylistic differences and they are both very fine. The 30 is livelier and crisper. However, this +40 is distinguished by that "+." About 5% to 10% of the juice is from the 1944. That adds a layer of mahogany and molasses that the 30 does not have. I like them both a lot. Pick your nectar.. July 2018 (Mark Squires)

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