321€
approx. £277.33
428,00€/lt
O Produtor, tasting note published in May 25th 2020
Pale mahogany core surrounded by a wide pale gold rim with subtle olive reflections. At first glance, the wine is ethereal, but soon begins to unfold layer after layer of multidimensional aromas. The first to appear are notes of sawn wood and cigar leaf, on a background of cedar, balsam and citrus. This is followed by a soft and smooth redolence of marzipan, nuts and coffee, with notes of sultana and plum and spicy notes of black pepper and cardamom. Finally, the nose opens in a discreet salty dimension, with toasted and wild herb notes. In the mouth, the wine has a smooth and velvety texture. Rich, dense and sumptuous, it coats the tongue with an opulent and wonderful taste of coffee and caramel with notes of walnut and crystallized orange peel, but with a remarkable freshness of the crisp acidity that runs through the palate to the very long and extraordinary end. A wonderfully elegant Port wine, finely constituted and beautifully ripened, that provides a wave of rich flavour to every sip.
Of all the Port producing houses, Taylor’s has one of the largest and oldest reserves of aged wooden Port wines. These reserves include a very rare selection of Single Harvest Ports. These Ports come from a single year and reach maturity in oak casks, displaying the year of harvest on their label. Taylor’s has decided to launch a limited edition 50 year old Single Harvest Port annually.
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 105197
Since 1692 in the history of Port Wine. Taylor’s is one of the oldest Port houses dedicated exclusively to the production of Port wine and especially to its best styles. Since its foundation by Job Bearsley, the company has remained independent. Now, in its fourth century, the firm has grown and prospered, establishing itself as one of the most respected historic wine houses in the world. This has been achieved through perseverance, pioneering spirit and the continuity of tradition in which successive generations of the family have been involved.
Rua do Choupelo nº 250
4400-088 Vila Nova de Gaia
Portugal
+351 223 772 973
