Aged in wood for four years, followed by a minimum of four more in bottle before release. Seductive aromas of blackberry and cocoa, punctuated by peppery tannins.
Founded in 1670, Warre’s is the first and the oldest British port company established in Portugal and is synonymous with the history of port. Andrew James (‘AJ’) Symington arrived in Porto in 1882 aged just 19. At the beginning of the 19th century, AJ formed a partnership with the Warre family (also owners of Dow’s Port) which lasted until 1961 when our family became the sole owners of both port houses.
Producer: Warre's Port
Region: Douro
Varieties:
Mixture of varieties
Service temperature: 14º - 16º C
Harvest year: 2009
Alcohol: 20%
Winemaker:
Charles Symington
Tasting notes:
Blackcurrant,
black cherry,
mint,
cocoa
