Taylor's Late Bottled Vintage Port
Grape varieties
TempranilloSpainCherry and dried fig with cedar, tobacco and dill from the barrel. Called Tinta Roriz in northern Portugal and Aragonez in the south — the same grape.
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Tinta BarrocaThe Douro, PortugalFloral and mellow, sweet and round on the palate. More colour than structure.
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Tinto CãoThe Douro, PortugalCrisp acid and velvety texture. Austere young and fine with age. Recorded in the Douro as far back as 1790.
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Touriga FrancaNorthern PortugalIntensely aromatic — roses and a hint of citrus — full-bodied, with a firm tannic backbone. Nothing French about it despite the name.
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Touriga NacionalDão, PortugalSmall berries, deep colour and mouth-coating tannin. Black fruit, wild herbs and a distinct scent of violets. Most famous in the Douro, but from further south.
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Aged in
Wine BarrelHeld wine before this one, so little wood flavour is left. What it gives is slow air, not taste.
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Body
Feels about as full in the mouth as single cream.
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Tannin
Between black tea and tea left to stew.
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Acidity
About as sharp as orange juice.
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Sweetness
Between Coca-Cola and Fanta.
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Fruity or earthy
More fruity than earthy.
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Ruby Port Style
Fortified young so the fruit and tannin stay. Dense, sweet and purple.
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