£32.00
This Taylor's Quinta De Vargellas offers a superb single-quinta expression from the renowned Douro estate. The finest grapes from this recognized world-class property are selected for this special bottling. This wine showcases the legacy of Taylor's ownership in this unique region.
- Sourced from the high country Vargellas estate in the Douro.
- Grapes for this wine are still traditionally trodden by foot.
- A single-quinta vintage released when main vintages are not declared.
- The estate has been owned by Taylor's for over a century.
- Bottled at 20.5% alcohol by volume.
Experience the concentrated quality inherent in this distinguished single-quinta vintage port.
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Vargellas Vintage Port 2004For a century, Taylor's has owned the beautiful riverside estate of Vargellas, in the wildest, highest country of Douro. Here the grapes still trodden by foot to become the wine which is the backbone of Taylor's vintage port. In certain years when a Taylor's vintage is not declared, the best of the estate's produce is selected and bottled as a 'single-quinta' vintage. In its century of Taylor's ownership, Vargellas has become recognized as one of the great wine estates of the world. This port is from a single vintage. 20.5% vol.
Product informationVargellas Vintage Port 2004
For a century, Taylor's has owned the beautiful riverside estate of Vargellas, in the wildest, highest country of Douro. Here the grapes still trodden by foot to become the wine which is the backbone of Taylor's vintage port. In certain years when a Taylor's vintage is not declared, the best of the estate's produce is selected and bottled as a 'single-quinta' vintage. In its century of Taylor's ownership, Vargellas has become recognized as one of the great wine estates of the world. This port is from a single vintage.
20.5% vol.
For a century, Taylor's has owned the beautiful riverside estate of Vargellas, in the wildest, highest country of Douro. Here the grapes still trodden by foot to become the wine which is the backbone of Taylor's vintage port. In certain years when a Taylor's vintage is not declared, the best of the estate's produce is selected and bottled as a 'single-quinta' vintage. In its century of Taylor's ownership, Vargellas has become recognized as one of the great wine estates of the world. This port is from a single vintage.
20.5% vol.
Wine of Portugal
Country of Origin
Portugal
Storage
It will improve with age and may be kept in bottle for many years. Store horizontally and decant before serving.
Package Type
Bottle
Recycling Information
Pack - Glass
Brand
Taylor's
For a century, Taylor Fladgate has owned the beautiful riverside estate of Vargellas, in the wildest, highest country of Douro. Here the grapes still trodden by foot to become the wine which is the backbone of Taylor Fladgate vintage port. In certain years when a Taylor Fladgate vintage is not declared, the best of the estate's produce is selected and bottled as a 'single-quinta' vintage. In its century of Taylor Fladgate's ownership, Vargellas has become recognized as one of the great wine estates of the world.
Manufacturer
Bottled by:
Quinta and Vineyard Bottlers,
Vinhos SA,
Oporto.
Quinta and Vineyard Bottlers,
Vinhos SA,
Oporto.
ABV (%)
20
Units
15.4
Current Vintage
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