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Reds/Sandeman Old Tawny Porto 40 year 750ml
Sandeman Old Tawny Porto 40 year 750ml
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About this bottle
Sandeman Old Tawny Porto 40 year is a fortified wine from Portugal's Douro Valley. It is made from a blend of high-quality grapes that have been aged in oak barrels for 40 years, resulting in a rich and complex flavor profile. This tawny port exhibits notes of dried fruit, nuts, and caramel with a smooth and velvety mouthfeel. It is best enjoyed slightly chilled as a dessert wine or paired with cheese and nuts. The 750ml bottle size is ideal for sharing with friends and family during special occasions or as a luxurious treat for yourself.
How to drink Sandeman Old Tawny Porto 40 Year
Serve it lightly chilled, around 55-60°F, in a small glass rather than a standard wine glass — tawny port is meant to be sipped slowly. It pairs well with blue cheese, nuts, or a simple dark chocolate dessert.
Specs
PortDouro Valley, Portugal
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How should I serve this port?
Serve it lightly chilled, around 55-60°F, in a small glass rather than a standard wine glass — tawny port is meant to be sipped slowly.
What food pairs well with it?
Blue cheese, nuts, or a simple dark chocolate dessert.
What does the 40-year age mean?
It reflects an average age of the wines blended into this tawny, aged in oak barrels rather than bottle-aged like a vintage port.
Where is it from?
Portugal's Douro Valley, the traditional home of Port wine production.
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