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Colheita Port

This wine has light tinges of ruby in the heart of this wine that mostly show a well-evolved color. Initially there was a minty note that will delight port lovers. Concentrated flavours and good length on the finish. This wine has plenty of life left


Colheita Port Storage and Serving Advice:
Colheita Port should be stored in a cool and dry place, sheltered from light and temperature fluctuations, and the bottle should remain in an upright position. If stored correctly, Colheita Ports will keep for decades in the bottle. Over time, it is natural that a little sediment will form at the bottom of a bottle of colheita Port wine. …
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Siglo - Felix Azpilicueta

Wine from Rioja (and Ribera del Duero), aged for at least two years in oak and three years in the bottle, made primarily from the Tempranillo grape. Light and red-brown in colour, with intense vanilla aromas and substantial earthy flavour notes. Significant acidity and medium alcohol.
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Vintage Port

The 1958 Constantino Vintage Port is a rare and charming survivor from a lesser-declared vintage, offering a glimpse into mid-20th-century Portuguese winemaking from one of the Douro’s traditional producers. Constantino, founded in the late 19th century, was known for producing solid, classically styled Ports, and the 1958 is a particularly elegant and mature expression, now over six decades in bottle.

On the nose, the wine opens with delicate, evolved aromas of dried cherry, orange peel, and spiced fig, interwoven with hints of leather, polished wood, and floral potpourri. There’s a fine oxidative character that adds depth, bringing in subtle notes of walnut, old books, and sweet herbs. …
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Vintage Port

The Sandeman 1958 Vintage Port is a lovely wine for drinking now. 1958 was a fairly small vintage which wasn’t as widely declared as the 1955s or 1960s. Medium-bodied, with soft red fruit tones, overtones of dried fruits and wood smoke, this is a traditional after-dinner sipping Port.


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Vintage Port

Feuerheerd is a historic Port house with a rich legacy in the production of high-quality Ports. Founded in 1815 by Dietrich Matthias Feuerheerd, a German merchant, the house has been known for producing well-crafted Ports that are often praised for their balance, elegance, and approachable style.

History and Background:
Founding: Feuerheerd was established in 1815 in Porto, Portugal. Dietrich Matthias Feuerheerd was instrumental in setting up the business, which became recognized for its Ports, particularly in the British market.

Ownership: Over the years, the company changed hands several times. …
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Vintage Port
Rewaxed

The rare 1957 Sandeman Vintage Port has an attractive red colour, firm centre and pale rim. Empty nose. Nice body and texture, quite thick. Sweet and attractive palate, lots of late red cherry and gentle acidity. Warm, spicy and fruity finish of great length. (Review on the Port Forum)


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Saint- Emilion

Appearance:
Medium garnet with gentle tawny hues at the rim, showing the elegant evolution of this small Saint‑Émilion Grand Cru over nearly 70 years. The core still holds colour, but age has softened the edges to an inviting amber‑tinged brilliance.

Nose:
Enticing and mature, with dried red and black fruit — think plum compote, dried cherry and softened cassis — interlaced with earthy forest floor, cedar chest, and delicate leather. Secondary notes of tobacco leaf, spice and a hint of game add complexity without overwhelming the perfume.

Palate:
Medium‑bodied and refined, the palate unfolds with memories of black plum, dried raspberry and faint herbaceous nuances. …
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Vintage Port

The 1955 Cockburn Vintage Port is a classic from one of Portugal’s most well-known port houses. 1955 is recognized as one of the great vintage years in port history, producing wines with remarkable depth, structure, and longevity. Cockburn, a producer with a reputation for crafting robust and elegant ports, delivered a wine in this vintage that showcases the hallmark traits of the era.

Vintage Overview
1955 Port Vintage: Widely declared by top producers, 1955 is considered an exceptional year. Ideal growing conditions allowed for perfectly ripened grapes, resulting in ports with rich fruit, firm tannins, and a well-balanced structure that has stood the test of time. …
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Believed Grahams Malvedos Vintage Port bottled by Harveys of Bristol
Unlabelled- High Shoulder

The 1954 Harveys' Vintage port is actually believed to be 1954 Grahams Malvedos. Grahams have indicated that the 1954 Malvedos Vintage was supplied exclusively to Harveys of Bristol in this year who bottled it under their own brand.

Established in Bristol, England, in 1796, the company has been a prominent player in the wine trade for over two centuries. Originally founded by John Harvey, it began as a small wine merchant, importing and distributing wines primarily from Portugal.
Over the years, J. Harvey & Sons expanded its operations and gained a reputation for its expertise in sourcing and aging high-quality wines. …
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Justino's Verdelho Madeira

Distinctive hints of orange zest and sea salt streak across rich, butterscotch aromas in this intense and rewarding wine. Over 70 years of aging has created a hugely complex style, with a vast spectrum of flavours, from fresh lemon peel to rich caramel and ripe tropical fruit. Elegant and refined, this medium-dry madeira is a rare and intriguing treat. Serve lightly chilled.

Justino's has a rich history, dating back to 1870, making it one of the oldest producers of Madeira wines on the island. The company is recognized for its diverse range of Madeira wines, including styles like Sercial, Verdelho, Bual, Malmsey, and blends. …
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Colheita Port in Presentation Box
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97 Points (exceptional) - Wine Advocate

Kopke 1953 Colheita Port
The only bottle released worldwide in 2026 – secured directly from Kopke

This 1953 Kopke Colheita represents one of the rarest releases to emerge from the cellars of Kopke in recent years.In 2026, just a single bottle was selected for release globally - We have secured it.

Drawn from casks that have matured for over seven decades, this wine is the result of a slow and deliberate ageing process within Kopke’s lodges — where time, wood and careful stewardship have shaped it into something truly exceptional. Opportunities to acquire Colheitas of this age and provenance are vanishingly rare, and releases of this scale are almost unheard of. …
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Vintage Port
In original wooden presentation box

Founded in 1880 by brothers Adriano and Antonio, Ramos Pinto's history has been marked by a balance between innovation and respect for tradition. In addition to producing wines of exceptional quality, the House is known for its knowledge of terroir and for its pioneering viticulture. Through its strict production policy, the selection of the best Douro grape varieties and the systematic technical and technological research, the House is positioned as the reference for the production of superior quality wines in Portugal.
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Colheita Port
50cl Bottle

Exclusive to Vintage Wine and Port
The 1950 Palmer Port Colheita is an extraordinary single-harvest Tawny Port, aged in seasoned oak casks for more than seventy years. From the dawn of the 1950s, this rare release offers a remarkable opportunity to experience a Port of great age and refinement. Complex, elegant and beautifully evolved, it is a wine of true historical significance. Drink now or over the next few years.


Tasting Notes:
Deep mahogany with amber-golden highlights at the rim. The nose is richly layered and mature, with aromas of dried figs, dates, chestnut, caramelised orange peel, polished wood, coffee and exotic spice. …
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MBV - Tinta Negra - Bottled by Barbeito

This is a rare and very limited release of the 1950 Madeira from the family cellars. The bottles are in perfect condition. There is something ethereal about tasting such a rare vintage. The 1950 Tinta Negra is very dry as one would expect from this style of Madeira. There is a huge amount happening on the complexity front with some bitter nut skin notes with dried flowers and citrus pith. Although quite dry, this does not come across as too severe. An electric wine that is astonishingly refreshing. Massive finish that goes on and on.
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Rutherford and Miles Sercial Madeira

The *1950 Rutherford & Miles Sercial Madeira* is a rare and distinguished example of one of Madeira’s most captivating wine styles. Produced from the Sercial grape—celebrated for its dry, racy character—this wine has spent decades ageing in seasoned oak casks, allowing it to develop a remarkable balance of freshness, savoury depth, and layered complexity. Now over 70 years old, it stands as both a fascinating piece of Madeira’s winemaking history and a truly exceptional tasting experience.

In the glass, it would present a burnished amber-gold hue with glints of green at the rim, a hallmark of venerable Madeira. …
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Vintage Port

This Port is now beginning to reach its full maturity and is ready for drinking. As it ages further, it will begin to develop gently into a more tawny style Port.
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Pauillac 5th Growth Classification
Half Bottle (37.5cl)

The 1949 Château Batailley hails from a vintage celebrated for producing some of Bordeaux's most enduring and elegant wines. Located in the Pauillac appellation, Château Batailley is a fifth-growth estate renowned for its robust and age-worthy clarets. The 1949 vintage, in particular, has been noted for its exceptional quality, often compared to the legendary 1945 and 1947 vintages.​

Tasting notes from well-preserved bottles of the 1949 Château Batailley reveal a wine of remarkable complexity and depth. A vertical tasting of Château Batailley, which included the 1949 vintage, described it as having "a lovely nose, with notes of tea, earth, and a touch of leather. …
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Tawny Port - South Africa.
Magnum Bottle (150 cl)

Red chocolate in colour. Well balanced on the palate. Not overly sweet. Well rounded lasting finish.
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Vintage Port
100 points - Neil Martin Vinous

100 points - Neil Martin Vinous.

The 1948 Taylor's has a strong tawny colour. On the nose there was a wonderful coffee, chocolate and tobacco. With an alluring herbal aroma. On the palate this port has a luscious feel on the palate and incredibly complex layers of caramel, chocolate and coffee. This continued with an incredible long persistent finish. VWP tasting March 2017

BY NEAL MARTIN | MAY 7, 2018

There is Vintage Port and then there is the 1948 Taylor Fladgate. It remains a monumental Port that towers over the 20th century. Nineteen forty-eight is perhaps one of the lesser-known declarations compared to 1945 and 1963, although nine houses declared that year. …
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Vouvray Mark Bredif

Deep gold colour. Multilayered aromas of flowers, spices, peaches, citrus, kumquats, and tangerines are followed by excellent balance between its sweetness and acidity. This is sweet but not cloying, with a smooth velvety texture and a long finish with the layered flavours persisting all the way through.

A fabulous finish to a meal can be enjoyed slightly chilled with cheeses or fruity desserts such as lemon méringue pie, mince tarts or pumpkin pie.
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Vintage Armagnac
In original Wooden Gift Box

A rare 1946 vintage Armagnac from Baron de Lustrac.

Baron de Lustrac is a small traditional éleveur specialising in fine old Armagnac vintages. Their extensive range is sourced from neighbouring estates in the Tenereze and Mas Armagnac regions and they keep an ageing and bottling chais near Magnan, in the Bas Armagnac region.

Produced in the traditional style on copper pot stills and aged in a combination of oak barrels and glass bonbons, Baron de Lustrac produce some of France`s finest vintage bottlings.

This 1946 vintage would make the perfect birthday gift for fans of fine Brandy.
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Vintage Armagnac
In original Wooden Gift Box

Baron de Sigognac 1946 Vintage Armagnac has a beautiful amber colour with golden highlights. It has a rich and elegant nose of orange flowers, Agen prunes and cinnamon. The mouth opens to the superb perfumes of candied fruit, fat and strong with a lovely long finish of roasted almonds and wood.
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Pauillac Grand Cru Classe, Bordeaux

Mature mahogany colour, a little cloudy. Plenty of glycerine, unctuous and creamy port like texture, but without the sweetness, which one could expect given that 1948 wasn’t a very ripe vintage. It kept getting better in the glass.

Château Lafite Rothschild, situated in the Pauillac appellation of Bordeaux, France, stands as one of the most illustrious wine estates globally, revered for its storied history and exceptional red wines. With a lineage tracing back to the 17th century, the estate's vineyards cover approximately 112 hectares, predominantly planted with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot grapes. …
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Vintage Armagnac
In Original wooden Gift Box

A rare 1941 vintage Armagnac from Baron de Lustrac.

Baron de Lustrac is a small traditional éleveur specialising in fine old Armagnac vintages. Their extensive range is sourced from neighbouring estates in the Tenereze and Mas Armagnac regions and they keep an ageing and bottling chais near Magnan, in the Bas Armagnac region.

Produced in the traditional style on copper pot stills and aged in a combination of oak barrels and glass bonbons, Baron de Lustrac produce some of France`s finest vintage bottlings.

This 1941 vintage would make the perfect birthday gift for fans of fine Brandy.
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Pauillac 5me Grand Cru Classe, Bordeaux (Top Shoulder)

Baron Philippe de Rothschild bought this wine in 1933. Neighboring the famous Mouton Rothschild, it belonged since the XVIIth century to the Armailhacq family. Therefore it was called Château Mouton d'Armailhacq. In 1956, it was called Château Mouton Baron Philippe, and then in 1975, Château Mouton Baronne Philippe. Since 1989, the Baronne Philippine de Rothschild has renowned it, according to its origin, Château d'Armailhac.
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