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Product Details
Kopke is the oldest Port House in Portugal, dating back to 1638. This white port is made with hand-selected grapes that are crushed and fermented into wine, then fortified with grape brandy. Fresh and delicately sweet, it showcases elegant fruit and floral notes, accented by honey, almond, and a hint of spice.
- Destination Collection
Taste Profile
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Tannins
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol20%
- Made InDouro, Portugal
- Sugar Content90 g/L
- StyleSweet
Product Details
Kopke is the oldest Port House in Portugal, dating back to 1638. This white port is made with hand-selected grapes that are crushed and fermented into wine, then fortified with grape brandy. Fresh and delicately sweet, it showcases elegant fruit and floral notes, accented by honey, almond, and a hint of spice.
- Destination Collection
Taste Profile
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Tannins
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol20%
- Made InDouro, Portugal
- Sugar Content90 g/L
- StyleSweet
Ratings & Reviews
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