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Conqueror Port white

0.75 l

    Like all other ports, the Conqueror ports come from the Douro Valley, an area in the north of Portugal. Port is a fortified wine. It tastes sweeter and more powerful than regular wines because the winemaker adds alcohol when the grapes ferment. As a result, the fermentation immediately stops and a lot of grape sugar remains behind that makes port sweet. Port can be divided into rubys and tawnys. A ruby ​​ripens briefly in wooden barrels and therefore retains its ruby ​​red, ruby ​​color and fruity taste. Due to the long aging in barrel, a tawny loses that red color and gets the brown tawny hue and aromas of raisin, dried fig, nuts and caramel. For example, you can drink the fresh sweet, fruity ruby ​​as an aperitif before dinner and the softer, sultry tawny just afterwards or with a piece of cheese.

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    Contains sulfites

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    Sulfites

    Conqueror Port white

    0.75 l

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      * Colour, taste: port, soft * Grape variety: malvasia, rabigato, codega, viosinho * Country, region: Portugal, Douro * Delicious with: cheese, dessert

      €10 , 15

      €12,30 (incl. btw)

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        * Colour, taste: port, soft
        * Grape variety: malvasia, rabigato, codega, viosinho
        * Country, region: Portugal, Douro
        * Delicious with: cheese, dessert

        Like all other ports, the Conqueror ports come from the Douro Valley, an area in the north of Portugal. Port is a fortified wine. It tastes sweeter and more powerful than regular wines because the winemaker adds alcohol when the grapes ferment. As a result, the fermentation immediately stops and a lot of grape sugar remains behind that makes port sweet. Port can be divided into rubys and tawnys. A ruby ​​ripens briefly in wooden barrels and therefore retains its ruby ​​red, ruby ​​color and fruity taste. Due to the long aging in barrel, a tawny loses that red color and gets the brown tawny hue and aromas of raisin, dried fig, nuts and caramel. For example, you can drink the fresh sweet, fruity ruby ​​as an aperitif before dinner and the softer, sultry tawny just afterwards or with a piece of cheese.

        Contains sulfites

        Allergy information

        Sulfites

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