Port wine is a Portuguese style of fortified wine. It is typically a sweet red wine and often served as a dessert wine, and comes in dry, semi-dry, and white varieties.
Croft
The House of Croft was founded over 300 years ago, with the earliest evidence of the company’s activity as a port shipper dating back to 1678 – coincidentally the year of the first ever recorded shipments of port wine. The place of distinction occupied by Croft and its wines is due in no small measure to its ownership of one of the finest estates of the Douro Valley, the Famous Quinta da Roeda.
The Croft range of ports include Croft Fine Ruby, Croft Fine Tawny, Croft Distinction, Croft 10 Year Tawny and Croft Vintage Port 2003.
Port
Port wine is a Portuguese style of fortified wine. It is typically a sweet red wine and often served as a dessert wine, and comes in dry, semi-dry, and white varieties.
Croft
The Croft range of ports include Croft Fine Ruby, Croft Fine Tawny, Croft Distinction, Croft 10 Year Tawny and Croft Vintage Port 2003.