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| Tawny - A Port that is less sweet in flavour and composed of blending from different aged wines - even a clever mixture of red and white. These Tawny Ports do not improve with ageing. Ruby - A fruity Port and as the name suggests, deep red in colour. They blended from wines of different years and take no more than one to three years to mature. White -This is either dry or sweet in flavour. Normally chilled before serving and acts as an attractive apéritif in the small manner as a Spanish Sherry. |
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Produced and Bottles by: Ageing: Notas de prova: Must be drunk chilled... |
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Produced and Bottled By: Ageing: Tasting Notes: Must be served between 16º a 20º C. |
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