Portugal
Wine came to Portugal via the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Greeks, and most importantly the Romans. However, it was when England and Portugal signed the Methuen treaty during the Spanish War Of Succession that sales really took off. Favourable taxes meant that Portugeuse wines were affordable and the English soon took a liking to them, particularly those from the Douro valley. Many merchants sets themselves up at the mouth of the Douro river in Oporto and they soon discovered that fortifying their wines saved them from any taint during the voyage to England. 'Port' wine remains a huge export, but there are many other fascinating gems to seek out from regions such as Madeira, Vinho Verde, Dao and Alentejo. In addition many port firms have started making excellent table wines using tradition port grape varieties.
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75 cl
Made from a combination of grapes taken essentially from the Quinta do Noval Vineyard, it is also ch..
€52.99 Ex Tax: €43.08
75cl
An incredible port that has been released from the extensive archive of casks maturing at Taylor'..
€250.00 Ex Tax: €203.25
75 cl
Juicy, smooth and well-balanced, with black fruits and some spice.
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€15.00 Ex Tax: €12.20
75 cl
Elegant and intense, this blend of four Portuguese varietals (Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, Tinto C..
€18.00 Ex Tax: €14.63