Warre's Port Wine

Warre's is the oldest of all the port houses, founded in 1670 by English traders in Porto, long before port even existed as its own category. The house is now part of the Symington family's port empire, but keeps its own identity through styles like Warrior and its classic vintage releases. Opening a bottle of Warre's means opening more than three centuries of port history.

Warre's Den Kongelige Livgardes Finest Reserve Tawny Port Portugal 20%

Item no.: 22227865464-18685

Bodega: Warre's Name: The Royal Life Guards Finish Reserve Port Age: NA Type: Tawny Port Grape: Alc. strength: 20% 75 cl. Other:
1pcs.
24,00EUR
Warre's Otima 10 years old Tawny Port Portugal 20%

Item no.: 22227865464-8690

Bodega: Warre's 10 year Tawny Port Age: 10 years Type: Tawny Port Grape: Alc. strength: 20 % 50 cl. Other:
1pcs.
26,75EUR
Warre's Otima 20 years old Tawny Portwine Portugal 20%

Item no.: 22227865464-18511

Bodega: Warre's Age: 20 years Type: Tawny Port Grape: Alc. strength: 20 % 50 cl. Other:
1pcs.
44,00EUR

About Warre's Port

Warre's is one of the oldest port houses in the Douro Valley, founded in 1670 by British merchants.

History & Background

The house is the oldest British-founded port house in Portugal and has preserved its reputation for quality vintages across centuries.

Production & Style

The port is made from grapes grown on the Douro Valley's terraced vineyards and fortified with grape spirit during fermentation.

Signature Style

Full-Bodied, Fruity, Sweet
The flavor offers a full-bodied, sweet character with notes of dark fruit and spice.

Facts

House	Warre's
Founded	1670
Region	Douro Valley
Country	Portugal
Pronounced	WORS
Owner	Symington Family Estates
Grape varieties	Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca
Official website	warre.com

Did You Know?

Warre's is the oldest British-founded port house in Portugal, with a history stretching all the way back to 1670.

Like Warre's? You should also try:

Dalva, Grahams and Quinta do Noval.