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Dow's, 1960 Vintage Port

Vintage Port
Christopher and Co Bottling

Bottle size: 75cl

ABV: 20%

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Price:

£195.00

9 In Stock

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  • Description

    Dow 1960 Vintage Port is a remarkable survivor from one of the classic mid-century harvests, showing the hallmark intensity and structure that define the house style. Now over six decades old, it has softened into a wine of extraordinary elegance, yet still carries the deep, brooding character that Dow is known for.

    In the glass, it displays a mature tawny-garnet core with a wide amber rim. The nose is beautifully evolved: dried fig, orange peel, old cedar, tobacco leaf and warm spices, layered with hints of rosewood and caramelised nuts. There is a quiet complexity here that only true vintage maturity can provide.

    The palate is graceful and silky, with sweet dried fruits, mellow spice, walnut, and soft cocoa tones. The once-powerful tannins have resolved completely, leaving a long, warming finish lifted by Dow’s signature dry edge. It holds together with impressive poise for its age, offering a refined and contemplative drinking experience.

    Perfect for special occasions or collectors seeking a genuine piece of Port history. Best enjoyed lightly decanted to remove sediment and served at cellar temperature. This is a rare chance to experience a fully mature Dow from a classic vintage—rich in character, beautifully balanced, and unforgettable.

    Condition

    Level very top shoulder or in neck

    Reviews

    Reviews
    "Superbly balanced and at its peak. Light ruby with a garnet edge, a rich coffee and chocolate nose, medium-bodied, with lovely balanced fruit and coffee flavours and a long, silky finish. A joy to drink." James Suckling - Vintage Port Book

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