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Forget any other Champagne.
Generally not a Champagne drinker (bored of the crappy and acidic M&C, Pipper or even worst the Mumm) I most of the time favour a
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Thats good!.
Generally speaking I m not fan of Sweet wines, but that one, even if the sugar rate seems to be high, I found this wine
(Review by Geogeo) -
Very subtle wine!.
I like it very much , delicate , round tannins, perfect for my duck confit I had last week
(Review by Florent)
Vintage PortThe wines from the Douro, unlike the wines from the northern coast undergo a rapid extraction of color and tannins. Fermentation is arrested by the addition of a fortifying spirit after 2 or 3 days. Although port style wines exists in South Africa, California and Australia, genuine port is from Portugals Douro DOC. Basically 2 broad categories of port exist - those by cask ageing or those by bottle ageing. 
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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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