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Taylors Chip Dry White Port NV
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- STOP PRESS! "...try a wacky style of aperitif - white Port and tonic. With loads of ice, a sprig of mint, a slosh of Chip Dry and a splash of tonic. It's very tasty indeed!" Matthew Jukes, 100 Best Value Wines, Daily Mail on 28th May 2016.
- Commended by the International Wine Challenge panel in 2016 this is a cracking combination of freshness and mellow fruit.
- Banging with a big bowl of salted roasted almonds.
- ABV: 20.0%
- Vintage: NV
- Size: 75cl
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Grape Type:
Malvasia Fina Blend -
Dão
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Wine Category:
Fortified -
At Its Best:
Within 2 years of purchase -
Winemaker:
David Guimaraens
Other classifications
Find out more about Taylors Chip Dry White Port NV
Find out more about Taylors Chip Dry White Port NV
The Wine The Wine
Portugal
Region:Dão
There are a number of wines that have specific uses. You've only really got one choice with this dry white Port and that's to serve it as an aperitif. It really does get the appetite going. Pour it chilled neat, over ice or, our favourite, make a cheeky tall cocktail with it. One part white Port, two parts tonic, a few sprigs of fresh mint, your citrus slice of choice and a healthy amount of ice. It is super refreshing in warmer months and a quality way to get a dinner party started the year round.
The Winemaker The Winemaker
David Guimaraens
David Guimaraens is the 6th generation of the founder of Fonseca Guimaraens. At 18, he set out to experience winemaking in Australia, California and Oregon. David formalised his education in Oenology at Roseworthy Agricultural College in South Australia. After graduating and working, he returned to Portugal in 1990 to join the Fonseca winemaking team. He has been instrumental in producing the Fonseca and Taylor Fladgate wines since, now serving as a Director of Taylor Fladgate and Fonseca.
"Taylor's introduced Chip Dry, a new style of white aperitif Port, in 1934. Made from traditional white grape varieties, it is fermented for longer than usual to give it an appetisingly crisp dry finish. Several years of ageing in oak vats and careful blending complete the fresh fruit flavours with an elegant, complex nuttiness." David Guimaraens, Winemaker.
The Awards The Awards
IWC 2016 Commended
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