Fonseca

Fonseca

Finest Vintage Port Blend 1970

Hosted a tasting for a wine group I’ve been part of for over 40 years. I came across this 56-year-old Port in my cellar and felt it was time to drink it—and with exactly the right people to share it.
I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Right after decanting, my first taste was mostly alcohol, but then it just kept opening and opening. Everything came into balance—nose, palate, and finish were all excellent and incredibly smooth.
Loaded with dark dried plums, figs, cherries, and brown sugar, along with spice and a touch of pepper. I served it with apple pie and blue cheese crumbles, which turned out to be a great match.
— 16 days ago

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Fonseca

Vintage Port Blend 2003

Bottled in 2005 — 2 months ago

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Fonseca

Tawny Port Blend

Strong with just enough fruitiness for me, overall quite good. — 10 months ago

Khoen Bell
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Khoen Bell

Khoen Bell

Little dog review

Fonseca

Late Bottled Vintage Unfiltered Porto Port Blend 2008

Really held up great, even after being opened for months. — 23 days ago

Bonnie Hodur
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Fonseca

Bin No. 27 Reserve Porto Blend

Yummy desert wine, not my favorite port tho — 3 months ago

Brooke Carrington
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José Maria da Fonseca

Waterdog Península de Setúbal Red Blend 2021

"Portuguese Waterdogs are a treasured breed, originally from the southern coast of Portugal, near where our winery originates. Waterdog red wine has a fruity palate with notes of red berries and a touch of wood. Enjoy it with barbecue, roasts and pasta dishes. — 2 years ago

Fonseca

Guimaraens Vintage Port Blend 1991

Very enjoyable, with a lot going on. Loaded with blackberry and dark fruits, along with violet, licorice, spice, and floral notes. A nice long finish to round it out. This was a 375 ml bottle and cost $16.99 back in the day—hard to argue with that value.
I still have some older Vintage Ports resting in the cellar and will get to them in due time—no rush. NYE dinner at Anthony’s in HH was a great way to cap it off.
— a month ago

Dow's

Vintage Porto 1991

[8 hour decant] This smells and (in particular) tastes like Dow’s, the drier style of classic Vintage Port, still shows lovely fruit and depth, just not as sweet as Fonseca or Graham’s, nor as structured as Taylor’s, longish finish, very, very sneaky fine!! — a month ago

Jim Powers
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Doug Powers

Doug Powers

@Tom Casagrande @Dave — another instant posting, maybe Delectable finally fixed the delay? If so, kudos to Vinous for doing so!!!
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@Doug Powers - Hey! Me too! Just posted a backlog of notes and they popped right up on my feed! Maybe they’re actually addressing the issues? Fingers crossed.

Fonseca

10 Year Old Aged Tawny Port Blend

Sweet port, Fonseca 10 Year Old Aged Tawny Port @, AD, 250210,89 — a year ago