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Smith Woodhouse Vintage Port 1994 750ml
Winemaker Notes
Only three to four times a decade are the climatic conditions ideal in the Douro Valley to produce a sufficient quantity of exceptional wines which will allow shippers to 'declare' a Vintage. Vintage Port is aged in oak casks for two years before being transferred unfiltered to the bottle, where it has the potential to mature for decades.
Professional Ratings
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Decanter
Ripe, dense, heady fruit on the nose with more to give. Rich and plummy with good purity and definition backed by ripe tannins and a big, ripe, well-structured finish. Finishes with a flourish.
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Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
An under-rated producer, Smith-Woodhouse has turned out a port with an impressively saturated dark ruby/purple color. This powerful port is moderately sweet, forward, rich, and full-bodied, with nicely integrated alcohol and tannin.
Winemaker Notes
Only three to four times a decade are the climatic conditions ideal in the Douro Valley to produce a sufficient quantity of exceptional wines which will allow shippers to 'declare' a Vintage. Vintage Port is aged in oak casks for two years before being transferred unfiltered to the bottle, where it has the potential to mature for decades.
Professional Ratings
-
Decanter
Ripe, dense, heady fruit on the nose with more to give. Rich and plummy with good purity and definition backed by ripe tannins and a big, ripe, well-structured finish. Finishes with a flourish.
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Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
An under-rated producer, Smith-Woodhouse has turned out a port with an impressively saturated dark ruby/purple color. This powerful port is moderately sweet, forward, rich, and full-bodied, with nicely integrated alcohol and tannin.
$39.20
Original: $111.99
-65%Smith Woodhouse Vintage Port 1994 750ml—
$111.99
$39.20Description
Winemaker Notes
Only three to four times a decade are the climatic conditions ideal in the Douro Valley to produce a sufficient quantity of exceptional wines which will allow shippers to 'declare' a Vintage. Vintage Port is aged in oak casks for two years before being transferred unfiltered to the bottle, where it has the potential to mature for decades.
Professional Ratings
-
Decanter
Ripe, dense, heady fruit on the nose with more to give. Rich and plummy with good purity and definition backed by ripe tannins and a big, ripe, well-structured finish. Finishes with a flourish.
-
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
An under-rated producer, Smith-Woodhouse has turned out a port with an impressively saturated dark ruby/purple color. This powerful port is moderately sweet, forward, rich, and full-bodied, with nicely integrated alcohol and tannin.
