Port Features and Reviews

This fortified wine is traditionally from the Douro Valley in Portugal. Often served with dessert or cheese, Port is known for its rich, sweet flavor and dense mouthfeel. We've tasted and rated the Top Ports to take the guesswork out of your next purchase.

AN AMERICAN PORT
Messina Hof Vineyards 2004 Paulo Port
This domestic port (aged in new French oak and new American oak for one year each) offers intense chocolate and cherry flavors.

NUTTY TAWNY
Dow's 20 Year Old Tawny Port
This rich walnut-brown colored port features nutty and raisiny flavors, pleasant mouthfeel, strong structure, and a long finish that is enjoyed with each subsequent breath.

PAIR IT UP
Port Pairings
Do you have a great bottle of Port? Wondering what food would make a great accompaniment? Check out these suggestions.
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PORTS OF CALL
Top Port Wines
Ports like Warre's Port Otima and Sandeman's Vau Vintage 1999 make great gifts for someone with a sophisticated palate (even if that someone is yourself).
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