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Kopke Lágrima Port Wine
kopke is the oldest Port wine house.It was established in 1638, even before there was a Demarcated Region of the Douro. This House built an impeccable reputation based on the highest quality. It is leader in the production of Port Tawny Colheita wines, including white port, Kopke has a remarkable range of special category Ports, also producing excellent DOC Douro wines
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kopke is the oldest Port wine house.It was established in 1638, even before there was a Demarcated Region of the Douro. This House built an impeccable reputation based on the highest quality. It is leader in the production of Port Tawny Colheita wines, including white port, Kopke has a remarkable range of special category Ports, also producing excellent DOC Douro wines
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- Region
- Douro
- Tasting Notes
- Bright yellow-golden colour. Intense and elegant nose, standing-out the tropical fruits aromas, excellently combined with vanilla notes and a touch of honey. In the mouth it is fresh, harmonious and attractive. A sweet wine, distinct and very balanced
- Enjoy
- As an apéritif with hot spicy appetizers or with fruit salads and desserts
- Bottle Size
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- Fortified
- Weight
- 2
- Cast
- Variety of white grapes, including Malvasia Fina
- Alcohol
- 19,5%
- Wine Maker
- Carlos Alves
- Ageing
- 5 years
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kopke is the oldest Port wine house.It was established in 1638, even before there was a Demarcated Region of the Douro. This House built an impeccable reputation based on the highest quality. It is leader in the production of Port Tawny Colheita wines, including white port, Kopke has a remarkable range of special category Ports, also producing excellent DOC Douro wines
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