Niepoort Colheita Port 2004- 1/2 Bottle
£29.95
An amazing aged Vintage dated Tawny Port (Colheita) from one of the world’s best winemakers.
Mature and amazingly complex, this is the perfect accompaniment to a cheese board.
4 in stock
Categories: Dessert Wine & Fortified Wine, Portugal
Additional information
| Style |
Dessert & Fortified |
|---|---|
| Country |
Portugal |
| Region |
Douro |
| Grape |
Blend ,Touriga Nacional |
| Dessert fortified |
Port |
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