Taylor's LATE BOTTLED VINTAGE PORT -1999
Since 1692, Taylor's Port wines have been distinguished by their excellence and unmistakable character. Over more than three centuries, successive generations have maintained the high standards of quality recognized throughout the world. Taylor's Late Bottled Vintage is a reference for connoisseurs of Port Wine. It is a full-bodied and intensely fruity wine. Due to its aging in oak barrels, it is ready to drink at the time of bottling and does not need to be decanted. It is an ideal port wine to accompany intensely flavored cheeses and desserts based on chocolate or wild berries. To allow full appreciation of its complex and intense aromas, it should be served in a generously sized glass.
Taylor's 10 Years Old Tawny Port - Aged for 10 Years in wood
During its 2 centuries of existence, Taylor's has always maintained its independent and family character. This rich and velvety old tawny owes its intense and complex aroma to its aging in oak casks. It is an excellent dessert wine that can be consumed immediately after bottling.
Producer
Founded over three centuries ago, in 1692, Taylor's is one of the oldest Port wine merchants dedicated exclusively to the production of Port wine and, especially, its best styles. As an independent company whose success is inseparable from the success of the Douro region itself, Taylor’s remains committed to protecting this beautiful region by practicing a viticulture that is economically and environmentally sustainable. The future of the Douro Valley and its unique environment is also the future of Port wine, one of the great classic wines in the world and an irreplaceable part of humanity's heritage. For many, Taylor's is the most illustrious Port wine producer and drinking its wines is the most sublime experience.
Intense purple, opaque, subtle, elegant and balanced. Aroma of raspberry and cassis. Intense wine, complex but with a perfect balance and very harmonious. Rich in chocolate and berries on the palate. Very concentrated and intense. It should be drunk from 2010 onwards.
