Portugal
Portugal
Fonseca 20 Year Old Tawny Port
Portuguese Fortified
Deep amber colour with russet highlights accompanies ripe, plummy mature fruit. Cinnamon, butterscotch, subtle oak and opulent nutty character are all present. Selected red Ports from Cima Corgo and Douro Superior mature in small oak casks. Cask ageing is part of the method; the wine shows tawny colour and a smoother, mellower character. This age-stated fortified wine comes from Portugal's Douro Valley.
Dow’s 2010 Quinta do Bomfim Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Bright floral freshness accompanies rock rose, eucalyptus, mint and intense blackberry. Ripe black fruit sits beside liquorice and peppery tannins. The blend includes Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz and old mixed vines. The fruit comes from Quinta do Bomfim at Pinhão in Portugal's Douro Valley, and a longer fermentation results in a drier Port profile.
Offley Boa Vista 1970 Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Rose petal, dried fig and strawberry lead a mature, finely evolved bouquet. Violet, toffee and walnut add depth, while cocoa and warm spice bring a measured richness. The palate is rounded and composed, with soft dark fruit carried by gentle freshness and fully integrated tannins. Savoury and lingering, it closes with dried berries, cacao, nuts and a warming mineral note.
Villa Oeiras 2009 Carcavelos Colheita Tinto
Portuguese Fortified
Dried cherry, orange peel and dark plum lead a mature, quietly concentrated bouquet. Sweet spice, cocoa and marzipan bring warmth, while a gentle herbal note keeps the aromas composed. The palate is full and rounded, with lively acidity and fine tannins balancing its rich fruit. A saline, mineral line adds definition. Long and savoury, it finishes with citrus peel, nuts, chocolate and persistent spice.
Messias Quinta do Cachão 1970 Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Mature garnet in colour, with crème caramel, coffee and black tea rising from a complex, fully developed bouquet. The palate is full-bodied yet balanced, its sweetness held in check by freshness and a gently dry edge. Bright berry fruit lends lift through the middle, while fine savoury detail adds dimension. Elegant and composed, it finishes exceptionally long with lingering caramel, tea and mature fruit.
Fonseca 2003 Vintage Port 1.5 L
Portuguese Fortified
Deep in colour with a brick-red rim, opening on ripe cherry, blackberry and blackcurrant. Dark chocolate and cocoa add depth, while mint and warm spice bring lift. The palate is rich and powerful but remains harmonious, with crisp fruit and firm, silky tannins carrying the wine without heaviness. A softening texture suggests maturity, yet the structure remains clear through a long, expressive finish.
Messias Quinta do Cachão 1967 Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Golden-tawny in colour, with developed aromas of dried fruit, hazelnut and warm spice. The palate is intense and complex, yet freshness keeps the mature sweetness from feeling heavy. Smooth tannins give gentle structure while notes of fig, walnut and bottle-aged savouriness unfold through the middle. Delicate and composed, it finishes long with lingering spice and dried-fruit depth.
Leacock’s 1969 Sercial Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
An expressive mature Madeira in the drier Sercial style, with pronounced nuttiness, toffee and warm spice. The palate carries sweetness, though it remains notably less rich than Malmsey, with acidity keeping the wine lifted and composed. Long cask ageing has brought layered savoury complexity and a persistent finish. Its balance of caramelized depth and freshness makes it especially compelling alongside aged cheese.
Vinhos Borges 2018 Meia Encosta Dão
Portuguese Red
Red and ripe fruit lead a generous but precise palate, supported by fine tannins rather than overt weight. Fresh acidity gives the wine lift and keeps the fruit defined through the middle, while a quiet savoury edge adds complexity. The finish is persistent, returning to red fruit with a clean, balanced shape. Pair with roast chicken, grilled pork, chorizo pasta or a simple beef stew.
Sanguinhal 2024 Sôttal Leve White
Portuguese White
Pale citrus in colour, opening with fragrant Muscat and a bright sweep of tropical fruit. The palate is light, fresh and balanced, with peach and softly floral aromatics carried by clean acidity. Arinto adds lift while the blend's restrained weight keeps the fruit precise and easy-moving. The finish is tidy and refreshing, leaving citrus, peach and a gentle floral note.
Croft 1967 Quinta da Roêda Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Deep ruby in the glass, opening with dark chocolate, black pepper, warm spice and black forest fruit. The palate is mouth-filling, with a sweet entry giving way to rich, ripe fruit and a lively thread of spice. Generous in texture yet still bright, it carries its mature character with notable energy. The finish is long and persistent, leaving dark fruit and sweet spice in balance.
Warre’s 1977 Vintage Port 1.5 L
Portuguese Fortified
Vibrant red fruit and dried raisin lead, with mature mineral tones and a deep, savoury core. The palate is powerful and intense, carried by firm grip and a well-defined backbone rather than simple sweetness. Dark fruit concentration gives the wine breadth while its mineral character keeps the texture focused. The finish is long, structured and composed, retaining depth, energy and the restrained authority of mature vintage Port.
Luis Pato 2000 Quinta do Moinho Baga
Portuguese Red
Dark fruit, red and black berries and mint lead, followed by leather, game, iron, menthol and a measured touch of vanilla. The palate is elegant and refined, with tangy, juicy fruit carried by lively energy and balanced structure. Herbaceous detail and a savoury, claret-like character deepen with air. The finish is composed and persistent, leaving dark fruit, earth and mature complexity.
Prats & Symington 2016 Chryseia Douro
Portuguese Red
Ripe blackcurrant, red plum and raspberry lead, layered with violet, dark chocolate, licorice and Earl Grey tea. The palate is full-bodied and polished, balancing generous dark fruit with lively acidity and fine-grained, velvety tannins. Pepper, graphite and earthy spice bring definition through the middle. The finish is long and fresh, carrying mocha, floral detail and measured structure.
Graham’s 1994 Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Ripe blackberry, plum and cherry open with chocolate, licorice, tobacco and warm spice. The palate is powerful and concentrated, balancing generous fruit with velvety tannins and Graham's characteristic richness. Its sweetness is measured by depth and structure rather than simple weight. The finish is long and composed, lingering on dark fruit, cocoa, spice and a firm, mature persistence.
Blandy’s 2000 Colheita Verdelho Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
Deep topaz with green-gold highlights, opening on citrus peel, toasted nuts and warm spice. The palate is medium-dry, satiny and layered, with sultana, mocha and candied peel set against bright, tangy acidity. Wood and old-brandy notes add savoury depth without muting the fruit. The finish is exceptionally long and integrated, lingering on dried fruit, hazelnut, spice and lifted citrus freshness.
Messias 1964 Colheita Tawny Port
Portuguese Fortified
Amber-toned and remarkably fresh, with dried fruit, honey, fig and raisin unfolding alongside balsamic and gently woody notes. The palate is intense yet balanced, its mature sweetness lifted by clear acidity and a persistent sense of freshness. Layered dried-fruit character gives the middle depth without becoming heavy. The finish is long and complex, carrying honeyed fruit, seasoned wood and savoury balsamic detail.
Quevedo 1992 Colheita Port
Portuguese Fortified
Sun-dried fruit, candied orange and poached fruit meet cinnamon, grilled nuts, old wood and a quiet smoky note. The palate opens rich and full, then tightens through the middle as sweetness gives way to drier, more savoury detail. Bitter chocolate and warm spice add depth without obscuring the fruit. The finish is powerful, layered and very long, lingering on cinnamon, nuts and candied fruit.
Fonseca 2017 Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Dense black and red berries lead the nose, lifted by leafy balsamic detail, cedar and a distinct mineral edge. The palate is intensely concentrated and layered, with plush fruit carried by a velvety texture. Firm tannins and bright, continuous acidity keep the richness composed, while the finish stays long, powerful and persistent. Decant before serving, then pair with blue cheese, walnuts, dried figs or dark chocolate.
S. Leonardo 40-Year-Old Tawny Port
Portuguese Fortified
Mahogany-brown and richly aromatic, with raisin, ripe apricot and walnut at the centre. Caramelized citrus, syrup and a gentle wood-spice note add depth without obscuring the fruit. The palate is sweet and layered, balanced by enough acidity to keep the texture lively and precise. Nutty, dried-fruit flavours linger through the finish. Serve lightly chilled with chocolate desserts, blue cheese or toasted nuts.
Prats & Symington 2012 Chryseia Douro
Portuguese Red
Currant and lifted dark fruit meet dried flowers, tobacco and a cool mineral note. The palate is concentrated yet supple, with fresh acidity giving the wine clarity and energy. Fine-grained tannins provide shape without heaviness, while savoury earth and a faint saline edge add detail through the long, focused finish. Decant before serving with roast lamb, braised beef, grilled mushrooms or firm aged cheese.
Per Se Portuguese Aperitivo
Portuguese Liqueur
Bright warm orange in colour, with cardamom, fresh orange peel, allspice and gentian shaping a fragrant botanical aroma. The palate is light and gently sweet, carrying citrus freshness through a delicate thread of bitterness. Its layered herbal character remains polished and easygoing rather than dense. The finish is clean, softly bittersweet and refreshing. Serve over ice with tonic and orange zest, or use as the base for a spritz.
Blandy’s 10 Year Old Bual Madeira 3 L
Portuguese Dessert
Rich raisin, fig and orange-marmalade aromas sit over caramel, vanilla and toasted walnut. The palate is medium-sweet and concentrated, with maple-like depth balanced by Madeira's firm acidity, so the sweetness remains energetic rather than heavy. Dried fruit and gentle spice carry through a long, complex finish. Serve lightly chilled with blue cheese, nut tart or caramelized desserts, or pour a small glass after dinner.
Super Bock Original – Tall Can
Portuguese Beer
Golden, clear and bright, this Portuguese pale lager combines malt and cereal aromas with light herbal, citrus and gently fruity notes. The palate is crisp and balanced, with a creamy white head and a refreshing finish that stays clean and direct. Serve cold with grilled sardines, roast chicken, pork sandwiches, shellfish, mild cheeses or salty snacks.
Brandymel Honey Liqueur 700 mL
Portuguese Liqueur
Golden honey leads an intense, aromatic nose, followed by linden blossom, chamomile and sweet mountain herbs. A traditional Algarve blend combines honey with medronho, the region’s arbutus-fruit brandy, creating a rich but balanced liqueur with a distinctly Portuguese character. The palate is silky and firm, carrying concentrated honey sweetness, gentle floral notes and a measured herbal warmth. Chamomile and soft spice linger through a smooth finish. Serve neat at cool room temperature, over ice or with a strip of lemon as an aperitif or digestif.
Leacock’s 1963 Sercial Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
Burnt orange peel and lime are joined by caramel and warm spice. The palate is dry-leaning and slightly tart, with deeply concentrated flavour, bright acidity and only a touch of sweetness. Its power is carried by freshness rather than weight, leading to a long, precise finish. Serve slightly cool in small pours with toasted almonds, aged cheese or savoury pastry.
Blandy’s 1987 Terrantez Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
Toasted exotic woods and smoked dried fruit lead, followed by ground coffee, walnut and a light balsamic note. The palate begins sweet, then turns fresh and saline, with firm acidity bringing definition to the richness. Orange peel, kumquat and warm spice carry through an exceptionally persistent finish. Serve slightly cool in small pours with walnuts, blue cheese or fruitcake.
Blandy’s 1957 Bual Madeira
Portuguese Fortified
Toffee, walnut and polished wood are joined by vanilla, dark chocolate and candied citrus. The palate is full-bodied and medium-sweet, yet vivid acidity keeps the mature richness in balance. Fig, date, orange marmalade and warm spice unfold through a long, gently warming finish, with a subtle balsamic lift. Serve slightly cool in small pours with blue cheese, fruitcake, nuts or dark chocolate.
Quinta do Noval 2004 Nacional Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Blackberry, blackcurrant and dark plum are lifted by violet, cranberry and a touch of citrus freshness. Liquorice, cistus, rosemary and incense add savoury aromatic detail. The palate is powerful and concentrated, yet the mineral line and bright acidity keep the sweetness controlled through a long finish. Decant for sediment and serve in small pours with blue cheese, dark chocolate or walnuts.
Quinta do Noval 1964 Nacional Vintage Port
Portuguese Fortified
Now fully mature, with a tawny-red colour and a layered nose of dried fig, currant, burnt toffee, coffee, cedar and warm baking spice. The palate is refined and gently sweet, with mellow wood tones, delicate acidity and a smooth, lingering finish. Fruit from a tiny parcel of ungrafted vines gives this rare Port its singular identity. Stand upright before opening, decant carefully for sediment and serve in small pours with blue cheese or walnuts.