NV Kopke Porto ’10 Year Old’ Tawny Port (half-bottle)
This 10-year Tawny Port comes from the oldest Port house in existence. Its founders came to the region in 1636, initiating their Port shipping business two years later. Certainly a landmark!
Swoon your dinner guests by serving this alongside foie gras, pâté or chocolate mousse.
- Tasting Notes dried fig, apricot jam, candied orange, caramel, salted nuts, toast, spice
- Variety Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz
- Region Portugal
- Volume 375ml
- Alcohol Volume 20%
$25.00
Only 8 left in stock
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