HAIL all things 1990s revered for 2019...Portuguese Port wines, like Sherry from neighbor Spain...are now newly appreciated by younger inhibiters enjoying their grandparents cherished after dinner libations
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| Graham's 20 Year Tawny Porto =classic brandy worthy pour retails for around $53. Grapes from Portugal's mountainous northern Douro valley. Grapes are fermented with the addition of of a clear grape spirit that preserves a lot of the grapes natural sugars...comes through in the flavor for sure. Matured in seasoned oak vats-its flavors include orange peel-mature fruits vs Ruby Port's berries. Has a golden amber color and should be served slightly chilled. There are 10, 20, 30 and 40 Year Tawny Port versions available |
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| Dow's 2011 Late Bottle Vintage Port-deep blackberries, ripe fruits and cinnamon/rich chocolate-y hints-beautiful ruby color. Great balance of tannins-acidic-sweet with a long slightly dry finish. Priced around $24 |
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| Post Scriptum De Chrysfia 2016 Douro-a partner (2nd) wine to Chryseia-drinkable young wine with integrated tannins, fresh fruity sip.$28 |
OF COURSE-Nutella-turning into a Gen Z staple...is now sold in nearly 6.6 lb tub ($21.99) in COSTCO...on top of grilled cheese
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| Nutella grilled cheese!!! A fun take on the iconic lunch staple! |
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| Crisp bread, dried fruits and nuts plus hard and semi-soft cheeses are ideal as Port companions. |
