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Surprisingly good.
I can't really recall but from my vague memory the Granato surprises me and more importantly, I like it. Don't mind buying a few more
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Rich .
I were surprised to find that kind of Sauvignon Blanc from Australia, Rich, complex, nice length, definitively worth it!
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Yum.
I finally found here my everyday wine and I wont change it! Simply so good
(Review by Geogeo)
Fortified WineFortified wine is wine to which distilled Alcohol has been added. When added to wine before the fermentation process is complete, the alcohol in the distilled beverage kills the yeast and leaves residual sugar behind. The end result is a wine that is both sweeter and stronger, normally containing about 20% alcohol by volume. The original reason for fortifying wine was to preserve it, as ethanol is a natural antiseptic. Even though other preservation methods exist, fortification continues to be used because the fortification process can add distinct flavors to the finished product.    |
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Smith Woodhouse Late Bottle Vintage 1995
Today, the Symington Family Estates are the leading producers of quality ports, commanding 27% of premium ports sold throughout the world.
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S$72.00 / per item incl. tax
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Taylor's Vintage Port 2000
The ultimate collector’s wines, Taylor's Vintage Ports will last for fifty years or more. They are renowned for their massive structure, concentration of flavor and distinctive ‘masculine’ style.
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S$242.00 / per item incl. tax
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Fonseca Vintage Port 1997
In exceptional years Fonseca will make the decision to ‘declare’ a classic vintage port. Only the finest wines, selected for their great intensity, depth and aging potential, are bottled under these vintage labels. On average this happens three times a decade.
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S$200.50 / per item incl. tax
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Fonseca Vintage Port 2000
In exceptional years Fonseca will make the decision to ‘declare’ a classic vintage port. Only the finest wines, selected for their great intensity, depth and aging potential, are bottled under these vintage labels. On average this happens three times a decade.
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S$236.00 / per item incl. tax
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Barbadillo Amontillado Principe
This noble winemaking tradition started in 1821 when Benigno Barbadillo and Manuel López Barbadillo, after having spent twenty years in Mexico, settled in Sanlucar de Barrameda and founded Bodegas Barbadillo.
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S$52.50 / per item incl. tax
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卢士涛东印度(索雷拉甜型）雪莉葡萄酒 (Lustau East India Solera)
In centuries gone by, casks of sherry were lashed to ships sailing for the Indies as ballast, and were found to develop an extraordinary smoothness and complexity. Lustau has revived this style of sherry in the East India wine.
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S$73.50 / per item incl. tax
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Lustau Solera Palo Cortado Peninsula
A rich concentrated wine which is classically dry with hints of sweetness, its amber gold colour and flavours of rich bitter chocolate and baked chestnuts leave an intense lingering aftertaste.
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S$72.00 / per item incl. tax
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Sanchez Romate Amontillado N.P.U
Harmonious and enchanting: Sánchez Romate’s wines and brandies offer an almost unexplainable feeling of a bond with history, the land and a simple, authentic sense of well-being.
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S$48.00 / per item incl. tax
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Smith Woodhouse Fine Ruby Port
Today, the Symington Family Estates are the leading producers of quality ports, commanding 27% of premium ports sold throughout the world.
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Out of stock
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Graham's Port Fine Ruby
The Grahams and the Symingtons, whose commitment to making memorable wines has earned for Graham’s a reputation as being the forerunner of vintage ports.
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S$50.00 / per item incl. tax
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