Taylors 20 Year Old Tawny Port
Taylors 20 Year Old Tawny Port

Taylors 20 Year Old Tawny Port 75cl

By TAYLORS PORT

Another magnificent and finely-balanced tawny of outstanding richness and complexity. The additional ten years of aging from the 10 year old, produces a fine balance between the rich, raisiny fruit and the nutty, honeyed finish - a taste to linger over. Its delightfully smooth, soft and silky tawny port, Medium-bodied and silkily-textured, but rich and complex in flavour.

...Taylor's tawny ports are the best of this type. When tasted against other tawnies, they all exhibit more aromatic personalities, greater fruit, and a wonderful sweetness and length.' Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate. Powerful, intense spicy and nutty aromas.

Product Code: 5013626111291

This item can be either Collected or Delivered

Portugal
Produced in Portugal
Over 18 to order
Over 18 to order; Age restricted product; must be 18 years old to buy

£39.99

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More about Taylors 20 Year Port ...

Product Origin; Oporto, Portugal

Packaging;Bottle

Care Details; Store away from Heat and light sources

Grapes Guide; Blend of classic Port grapes including Tinta Barocca, Touriga Francesa, Touriga Nacional

Closure; Cork

Tasting Notes; Superb and finely-balanced tawny of outstanding richness and complexity.The additional years of ageing produce a fine balance between the rich, raisiny fruit and the nutty, honeyed finish – a taste to linger over

Drink Taylors 20 Year Port with; Lovely on its own or enjoy with fruit desserts, Cheese and especially good with Christmas Pudding. In the warmer months, enjoy it chilled.

About the Taylors, the Producer ... Taylor's is now over 300 years old. It remains a family firm, completely independent, owned still by relations of the original partners.
On the Atlantic coast at Oporto are the ancient lodges where Taylor's priceless ports slowly reach their glorious maturity. High up in the Douro Valley is Taylor Quinta de Vargellas, one of the world's truly great vineyards, comparable in quality to Chateau Latour. In between is the complex network of independent farmers, who have supplied Taylor's for generations, their press-houses and wine making establishments.

Taylor is accepted by most wine authorities to be the greatest of all port shippers, famous especially for its sublime and long-lived Vintage ports, which consistently fetch the highest prices at auction, and for old, distinguished Tawny ports. But Taylor's is also an innovative house, pioneering the successful Late Bottled Vintage style which has been copied by almost every other shipper.

The finest Port is produced from grapes grown on the steep and rocky slopes of the Upper Douro and its tributaries. Vines have been grown on these remote hillsides since pre-Roman times. In the 17th Century British traders, cut off from their supplies of Bordeaux by frequent wars with France, took a liking to the full-flavoured, robust wines of Portugal. Under the Methuen Treaty of 1703, England granted lower duties to Portuguese wines than to those of France and Germany, becoming for over a century the principal market for the wines of the Douro Valley. But these wines did not travel well, so the traders added brandy to fortify them against the rigours of their Atlantic sea voyage. Before long pure grape spirit was added during fermentation and Port, as we drink it today, was created.

Among the first of the early traders was Job Bearsley, who by 1692 was a Port shipper and partner in the firm which we know today as Taylor Fladgate & Yeatman. His 4XX (an old woolmark) is still cut into the walls of the Casa dos Alambiques, where Taylor Fladgate have made wine from 1744 to this day-apart from its short break as a field hospital for Wellington's troops. The 4XX mark still features on the company crest, and on every bottle.
Now in its fourth century, the company is still thriving, with wine quality remaining the firm's only consideration. Taylor's Port was, is, and will continue to be, one of the world's greatest wines.

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