Style | Dessert & Fortified |
---|---|
Dessert fortified | Port |
Country | Portugal |
Region | Douro |
Grape | Blend, Touriga Nacional |
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Sandeman Unfiltered LBV Port
£24.50
Sandeman is a Port house that has really focused on quality over the last ten years and re-established itself as one of the very best. This Late Bottled Vintage shows just what they can do; it’s rich and powerful but with real complexity and depth of flavour.
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Categories: Portugal, Dessert Wine & Fortified Wine Tags: LBV, Port
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