Porto - Late Bottled Vintage - Cockburn's 2016

Cockburn's

LBV Port wine · 75 cl · 20.0% vol · Floral notes, red fruits, black tea, tobacco and coffee

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Recommended price: CHF 34.00
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Producer Cockburn's
Type LBV Port wine
Aromatic profile Floral notes, red fruits, black tea, tobacco and coffee
Format 75 cl
Gradation 20.0%
Type of cask Large oak vats
Aging Four to six years in large oak vats
Consumption At room temperature or slightly chilled; with strong cheeses or dark chocolate
Cockburn's Porto Late Bottled Vintage is a Port wine identified on the label by the initials LBV, short for Late Bottled Vintage. This wording helps identify the style of the product, without specifying a particular vintage or further production details here. It may appeal to those wishing to explore Ports of this style, or looking for a wine to share at the end of a meal. The name Cockburn's identifies the producer; the available information does not provide further details to describe its composition or sensory profile.

It can be served on its own as a wine to savour, or alongside chocolate desserts or mature cheeses. These are serving suggestions to adapt to personal preferences and the product’s actual characteristics. To taste it, pour a small amount into a glass suited to fortified wines and take your time, avoiding pairings with overly intense aromas or flavours. Before purchasing, it is advisable to check the label or product information for the vintage and any serving recommendations, if these details are relevant to your choice.
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Cockburn’s

Discover the spirits, production style and story of Cockburn’s.

Historic Port wine house, now owned and run by Symington Family Estates.
Country Portugal
Region Douro Valley