1963 Croft Vintage Porto Porto

Description

The nose is well defined and quite delicate, with an exotic element in the background that never quite stands out. The palate shows good concentration and balance, and the finish is of medium length. The Croft brand is one of the most illustrious of all Port wine houses. Founded in 1588, it is the oldest continuously operating company in the region and is particularly renowned for its Vintage Ports, its range of wood-aged Reserve Ports, and also its Tawnies, styles that have endured over time thanks to the skill and experience passed down from generation to generation. Behind every great wine producer there is a great vineyard. The cornerstone of Croft's distinctive style is the famous Quinta da Roêda, described as the jewel of the Port wine estates. The wines of this magnificent property, which contains some of the oldest vineyards in the Douro region, form the heart of Croft's Vintage Port blend. The bottling year may not correspond to the image shown. (image for illustrative purposes only)