Quinta Do Tedo Tawny 20 Years is a celebration of tradition and winemaking expertise.
Its complex aromatic profile and velvety texture make it an exceptional choice for connoisseurs and Porto lovers.
Whether for a special occasion or to savor a moment of pure indulgence, this Tawny is an ideal companion, evoking the richness and depth of the Portuguese terroir.
TASTING NOTES:
COLOR: Mahogany with golden hues, revealing its long aging period. When the glass is slightly tilted, a transition of color appears at the edges, indicating its richness and density.
NOSE: Impressive aromatic complexity with notes of hazelnuts, iodine, nuts, and caramel. Subtle hints of vanilla and marzipan blend with a pronounced schistose minerality. Additional aromas of raisins, prunes, dried fruits, and fruitcake follow, along with cinnamon, toasted almond, and bitter chocolate.
PALATE: Smooth and classy. This Port offers an intense structure and great complexity, perfectly balanced. The residual sweetness accentuates the fruity flavors with a silky and melting texture.
FINISH: Persistent, marked by mineral notes from the schist soils, accompanied by aromas of grape, iodine, and dried prune.
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The HSE Extra Vieux Marquis de Terme 2007 is one of the finest expressions of Martiniquais expertise in the production of agricultural rum.
Aged for more than 11 years in oak barrels, this exceptional vintage then underwent a rare and sophisticated finish of 10 months in French oak barrels that had previously contained the great wines of Château Marquis de Terme, a renowned Margaux estate.
This unique process imparts the rum with remarkably complex aromas, combined with a rare depth that will appeal to the most discerning connoisseurs.
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Discover the Quinta Do Tedo Tawny 10 Y, an exceptional Porto from the prestigious Douro estate.
This Tawny is made from carefully selected grapes, exclusively from three distinct harvests, and aged for an average of ten years in French oak barrels.
This aging process brings unparalleled complexity and richness, offering a memorable tasting experience for fortified wine lovers.
The Quinta Do Tedo Colheita 2005 is an exceptional port that captures the essence of the Douro terroir and the centuries-old expertise of Portuguese winemaking.
The 2005 vintage, from a dry year with a harvest rich in expression, offers a unique and refined experience.
Its complex aromatic profile and harmonious structure make it an essential choice for connoisseurs and professionals in the world of port wines.
Tropical and mature, with the texture of melted chocolate and one of the finest finishes a single malt can bring, this stunning whisky calls for quiet admiration. Round and velvety, yet developed and fresh. Smoothed over by time, but with a beating heart
TASTIN NOTES
Nose: Pungent peaty smoke. Phenolic with a little coastal breeze.
Palate: Lovely sweet peatiness. Some iodine and sea salt balance with vanilla notes and some spice
Finish: Waves of smoke. Fantastic length.
Tomatin 12-Year-Old is an exceptional single malt, embodying the perfect harmony between smoothness and complexity.
Aged in traditional Scottish whisky casks, ex-Bourbon, and finished in Oloroso Sherry casks, this Highland whisky offers a rich and silky tasting experience.
Sourced from the crystal-clear waters of Alt-na-Frith, this delicate and balanced malt showcases the artisanal craftsmanship of the Tomatin distillery, founded in 1897.
The apples are mixed, crushed and pressed. The apple juice is fermented right out to give cider to be distilled. Double distillation is carried out 6 months after the fermentation has taken place. The first distillation gives the "petite eau" at 30% by volume and it is the second distillation, that of the "petite eau" which gives the Calvados.