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Churchill’s 1991 Vintage Port
A fine expression from a cooler, structured vintage, the 1991 Churchill’s Vintage Port displays the house’s hallmark style: elegance over opulence, with precision, freshness, and backbone.

Tasting Notes:
On the nose, it reveals lifted aromas of wild berries, black cherries, dried rose petals, and subtle herbal undertones, layered with hints of cedar, leather, and cocoa. The palate is medium to full-bodied with a refined balance of fruit and acidity. Flavours of dark plums, black tea, and liquorice emerge with impressive clarity, supported by firm tannins and a lingering, slightly dry finish—typical of Churchill’s stylistic restraint. …
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Vintage Port, Douro
***90 Points- Wine Advocate***

Coffee, lavender and rose add complexity to the intense blackberry nose; on the palate the Churchill is a bold and powerful wine with the floral notes continuing through to the marmalade spiked bramble fruit. Fresh acidity and grippy tannins give massive structure - this is a wine for the long term.


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Vintage Port
Half Bottle (37.5cl)

The 1947 Cockburn's Vintage Port is a standout wine from a year with limited vintage declarations, making it both rare and highly sought after. Cockburn's, along with a select few houses like Ferreira and Warre, chose to declare this vintage, which is celebrated for its elegance and complexity. The wine has a translucent ruby hue with noticeable bricking, indicative of its age and maturity. On the nose, it reveals a bouquet of floral notes, red berries, chocolate, and toffee, while the palate showcases sweet raisins, dried cranberries, and licorice root. These elements come together in a layered, balanced finish that highlights the wine's enduring craftsmanship. …
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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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Vintage Port

The 1991 Cockburn Vintage Port is a well-regarded wine from a notable vintage, recognized for its complexity and elegance. It opens with aromas of dark berries, plums, and black cherries, complemented by subtle notes of spice, chocolate, and a hint of floral character. On the palate, this port is rich and full-bodied, displaying concentrated fruit flavors balanced by smooth tannins and a refreshing acidity. The structure and depth of the wine promise long-term aging potential, allowing it to develop further complexity in the bottle. The finish is long and satisfying, with lingering flavors of dark fruit and spice. …
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Vintage Port

The 2000 Cockburn Vintage Port is a powerful yet classically structured expression of the house style, showing the depth and longevity that defined this outstanding Douro vintage. In the glass it reveals a deep, opaque ruby core with the first hints of garnet at the rim, signalling its graceful evolution over more than two decades.

The nose opens with dark, brooding fruits—black cherry, plum compote and crushed blackberry—layered with notes of liquorice, cocoa, cedar spice and dried herbs. There is a subtle smoky minerality beneath, giving the wine lift and definition. With time in the glass, more savoury nuances emerge: leather, walnut shell and a touch of eucalyptus. …
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Vintage Port
Bin soiled label

The 2000 Cockburn Vintage Port is a powerful yet classically structured expression of the house style, showing the depth and longevity that defined this outstanding Douro vintage. In the glass it reveals a deep, opaque ruby core with the first hints of garnet at the rim, signalling its graceful evolution over more than two decades.

The nose opens with dark, brooding fruits—black cherry, plum compote and crushed blackberry—layered with notes of liquorice, cocoa, cedar spice and dried herbs. There is a subtle smoky minerality beneath, giving the wine lift and definition. With time in the glass, more savoury nuances emerge: leather, walnut shell and a touch of eucalyptus. …
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Price: £59.95
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Vintage Port | Case of 1 x 225cl
In Bond | UK VAT, Duty payable on release
En Primeur for delivery Autumn 2026

Cockburn’s 2024 Vintage Port
A Bold and Structured Vintage from a Historic Douro House

Cockburn’s returns with its 2024 Vintage Port, a wine that perfectly captures the house’s renowned style of bold structure, vibrant fruit, and unmistakable grip. Following the celebrated back-to-back declarations of 2015, 2016, and 2017, the 2024 vintage marks a confident return for one of the Douro’s most historic names, combining power, freshness, and classic Cockburn’s character.

Deep purple-black in colour, the nose is vibrant and expressive, revealing aromas of ripe cherry, strawberry, kirsch, and black plum layered with notes of dark chocolate, anise, wild herbs, and rockrose. …
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Price: £165.00
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Vintage Port | Case of 1 x 225cl
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En Primeur for delivery Autumn 2026

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2024 Vintage Port – Cockburn

About En Primeur
Offered en primeur, this wine is available to secure now while still maturing at the estate, ahead of its official release. Purchasing at this stage provides early access to a fully declared vintage at a favourable price, with the wine shipped once it is ready for delivery.

Cockburn’s 2024 Vintage Port
A Bold and Structured Vintage from a Historic Douro House

Cockburn’s returns with its 2024 Vintage Port, a wine that perfectly captures the house’s renowned style of bold structure, vibrant fruit, and unmistakable grip. …
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Price: £210.00
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Grande Champagne Cognac, Cognac
bottled for The Folio Society Ltd

Landed London 1980, bottled London 1991

A rare and distinguished expression, the 1971 Pierre Seguinot from Grande Champagne stands as a testament to time, craftsmanship, and terroir. Distilled over half a century ago, this Cognac reflects the essence of the Premier Cru of Cognac—its chalky soils and long aging potential infuse this spirit with remarkable finesse and depth.

Tasting Notes:
Nose: A captivating bouquet of dried apricot, toasted walnuts, orange peel, and fine rancio. Layers of antique oak, beeswax, and old leather reveal themselves gradually, inviting contemplative nosing.

Palate: Silky yet structured. …
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Price: £325.00
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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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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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Price: £175.00
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Chateau de Villenouvette

Corbières DOC 1966 Château de Villenouvette is a red wine from Corbières, Languedoc, France, produced by Château de Villenouvette, a historic estate with centuries of winemaking tradition in the Languedoc region. The 1966 vintage exemplifies the classic southern French style: robust yet elegant, with complexity and depth developed through decades of careful aging.

Tasting Notes:
The wine presents a garnet-red color with brick-orange hues along the rim, characteristic of a well-aged Corbières. The bouquet is complex and refined, offering aromas of dried blackberries, black cherries, and subtle red fruits, layered with tertiary notes of leather, cedar, garrigue herbs, and hints of spice and earth. …
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Bual Madeira

Amazingly rich nose, raisins, caramel and alcohol; rich caramel upfront, acidic pears in the middle, and a long raisiny aftertaste - Cellar Tracker Review 2000
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Thorin

Côtes du Rhône 1966 Thorin is a historic red wine from the Rhône Valley, France, produced by the traditional winery Thorin. This bottling represents a classic mid-1960s Côtes du Rhône, crafted from Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre in a traditional style for moderate to long-term aging and gradual development of tertiary aromas.

Tasting Notes:
Garnet-brick color with amber highlights. Aromas of dried red cherry, plum, leather, tobacco, black pepper, and subtle earthy spice.
Medium-bodied palate with softened tannins, balanced acidity, and elegant structure. Long finish with tertiary notes of dried fruit, herbs, and forest floor nuances. …
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Price: £129.00
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Tercentinery Special Edition Old Tawny Port

To mark their Tercentenary Year Messrs Croft of Oporto have made available a limited quantity of an exceptional Port of Great Age. each numbered bottle of Reserva Particular reflects the unique style and tradition of the House of Croft.
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Vintage Port

A 2003 vintage Port Wine from Croft Port. A medium intensity Port with a garnet core and mahogany rim. A lovely pronounced nose of figs and prunes, with some walnut characters. Also slightly earthy. Good sweet fruit on the palate and a full mouth feel. This is followed by a long, smooth nutty finish. After a 40-year absence, the 2003 Croft was made by the use of traditional treading in stone Lagers. The 2003 reflects the benefits of two years of strict vineyard management with gloriously pure fruit and scents of wild blueberry and crême de more. The purity and expression of fruit persists on the palate, supported by dense but very svelte tannins, culminating in a long finish. …
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Vintage Port

Dalva 1977 Vintage Port

The 1977 vintage is widely regarded as one of the standout declared years of the twentieth century, and Dalva’s example captures the depth and longevity for which the vintage has become renowned.

Now fully mature, the wine shows a deep garnet core fading to a warm brick rim. The nose is generous and expressive, offering aromas of black cherry, plum compote and dried fig, layered with notes of cocoa, cedarwood, tobacco leaf and sweet spice.

On the palate, it retains impressive structure while delivering the silky texture that only decades of careful bottle ageing can bring. …
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Noble One- Botrytis Semillon

Deep golden to amber colour — richer than a young wine due to age and botrytis influence.

Aroma:
Intense and complex: dried apricot, orange peel, burnt honey and marmalade, with hints of toffee, fig and toasty oak from French oak maturation.

Palate:
Richer than many dessert wines of its age — luscious stone fruit and dried citrus flavours with a beautifully integrated acidity that lifts the sweetness. Vanilla warmth and a gentle nuttiness from oak can be present.

Finish:
Long, elegant and lingering, with botrytis sweetness balanced by fresh acidity — unmistakably dessert-wine character but keeping freshness even decades on. …
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Quinta da Corte Vintage port

Review in the Port Forum
"Pale auburn in colour, with a rose rim. Floral honey on the nose, pleasant but not strong. Dusty sweet redcurrant jelly on the tongue, with the tannins showing through as a gentle dusty persistence. Floral and rose-water flavours in the mouth, not a heavyweight, but perfectly pleasant drinking. Nice redcurrant aftertaste, with an enjoyable slight bitterness to the finish." AHB Port Forum 2010

About Delaforce
Delaforce’s long history and dedication to producing high-quality port have made it a respected name in the industry. Now under the ownership of Real Companhia Vehla, their continued innovation and adherence to tradition ensure that they remain a prominent player in the world of port wine. …
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Boal, Madeira

*** 94 Points Robert Parker ***

"The 1908 Boal Reserva from D’Oliveiras is an unctuous, full-bodied wine loaded with dark maple syrup, tar, leather, licorice and sweet baking spices. There is superb density here and the wine shows terrific length in an intense style. The finish is long, bright and sweet." The Wine Advocate

Madeira is made on the volcanic island of the same name, situated in the Atlantic ocean some 400 miles off the North African coast. This sub-tropical island was discovered in 1419 by the Portuguese. Madeira is the Portuguese word for wood or timber.

This sweet, amber-tinged Madeira, has keen acidity and a long and mellow finish, with a certain delicacy. …
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Price: £764.00
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Sweet white wine

Appearance
Golden amber with slight copper highlights at the rim, showing attractive maturity for an 18-year-old sweet wine. The color signals gentle oxidation typical of aged Monbazillac, without detracting from visual appeal.

Nose
Opulent aromas of dried apricot, candied orange peel, honeycomb, and light floral notes. Subtle hints of toasted almond, beeswax, and soft spice add depth, while maintaining an aromatic sweetness that is classic Monbazillac.

Palate
Lusciously sweet and full-bodied, with ripe apricot, orange marmalade, and honeyed citrus balanced by crisp acidity. A delicate mineral edge keeps the richness from becoming cloying, while layers of gingerbread, candied peel, and soft spice develop across the mid-palate. …
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Gewürztraminer, Hengst Grand Cru, Alsace

The Hengst Grand Cru enjoys an old reputation for being the place to grow Gewurztraminer. The combination of a high lime content calcareous soil, some marl, a warm and dry setting, but not too precocious, provide the best conditions possible for this difficult grape variety. It was very saddening to see these old vines being hailed early July and in consequence, loose about half the crop. Perhaps the very small crop also allowed producing this wine? Who knows, but the result was a beautiful crop of dense, bright orange coloured grapes (modern clones are dark pink/red but less interesting). Interestingly, this wine fermented in two times, only finishing at the end of the 2011 harvest with a medium off dry sweetness. …
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Champagne

Dom Pérignon 1990

Vintage Background
The 1990 vintage in Champagne is widely considered one of the greatest of the late 20th century. The growing season enjoyed excellent conditions, with a warm and dry summer that ripened both Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes to near perfection. Yields were generous, but quality was consistently high, giving wines with both richness and balance. For Dom Pérignon, 1990 marked one of the standout releases of the house, a wine that has been highly sought after by collectors ever since.

Appearance & Nose
Now fully mature, the 1990 Dom Pérignon pours a deep golden colour with a fine, persistent mousse. …
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Price: £345.00
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Champagne

Dom Pérignon 2000

The 2000 Dom Pérignon is a Champagne that reflects a warm, early-ripening vintage, producing a wine of generosity, breadth and immediate appeal. Now mature, it has moved beyond primary freshness into a rich, expressive phase, offering both depth and approachability.

On the nose, the wine is open and inviting, showing ripe orchard fruit, baked apple and pear, alongside notes of citrus peel and stone fruit. These are layered with classic autolytic aromas of brioche, toasted bread and almond, complemented by hints of honey, vanilla and light spice as the wine opens in the glass. …
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Price: £245.00
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