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Not a spectacular Rose'. Try elsewhere.

It’s not your typical port. This one uses Cab grapes as the base and as it turns out to very good effect it seems.

Have you been drinking Arbor Mist and its ilk of late? Looking for a wine that really uses raspberry and apple wines to make something tastier? And doesn’t happen to also have a nutrition label? You might want to try this one. Try to look past the fact that it’s from a place probably not known for wine but rather wheat!

It’s a good effort for this port, but it’s lacks a complexity and color as compared to other ports of the same age and price. Try one of those instead.

A good port and more complex than the 10 year version, but frankly perhaps not worth the extra money you’ll spend on this.

This is about the fourth port I’ve reviewed. I still think Taylor Fladgate and Warre’s Otima have the edge...

Similar to the Pillitter Estates Icewine sampled earlier. This is good, but I still think Pillitter has the edge. Again you only get a 200ml bottle. Invite only your closest friends.

OK, I’ll admit it, not cheap, even in the less than split (375 ml) size bottle. But oh, what a way to end a meal, or to start one.

On par with many port’s I’ve tried, but the Taylor Fladgate and the Warre’s Otima have a slight edge IMHO…..

On par with a Taylor Porto I tried earlier. But here you get less. This bottle is a 500ml version, at a cheaper price, but the full 750ml version would cost about the same as some other ports. If you want a nice port a little more cheaply, this could be it.

A nice port, but if you are going to spend the money for this kind of thing you can do better elsewhere. See my Taylor Fladgate review...

Somewhat out of my usual price range (and type) but I’ve gotten to were I like a nice port once in a while. You might too. Nice before or after dinner

For a 4 year aged port, it's pretty good. But don't let the vintage year fool you about $22.