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Croft Vintage Port 2016 75cl

by Croft
Original price £64.95 - Original price £64.95
Original price
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£64.95 - £64.95
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Key Info

Country: Portugal

Region: Douro

Grapes: Blend

Brand: Croft

Style: Vintage Port

Vintage: 2016

Size: 75cl

ABV: 20%

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Croft Vintage Port 2016

Croft Vintage Port 2016 is a high quality wine from the Croft Port House in Portugal's Douro Valley. This vintage port is from a blend of traditional grape varieties, including Touriga Nacional, Touriga Francesca, Tinta Roriz, and Tinto Roriz, which are carefully selected from the best vineyards in the Douro Valley.

  • Characterised by its intensely purple colour
  • A nose of ripe strawberries and blackcurrants
  • Notes of rock rose and eucalyptus as well as hints of spice, chocolate, and cedar
  • The palate shows a surge of rich berry fruits and has close-knit tannins

Decant for several hours to allow the wine to open up and reveal its full range of flavours and aromas. Enjoy on its own as a dessert wine or pair with strong cheeses, dark chocolate, or rich, decadent desserts.

This year began with a very wet spring which was welcome after the dry conditions of 2015 - which meant that the ripening season started late and on around the 11th of July, there was an onset of very hot and dry weather which continued until mid-September. The picking at Quinta da Roeda began on the 17th of September.

An elegant and aromatic vintage port awarded 97 points by James Suckling.