Port - Ruby Wines

We love a port although the powers that be tell us we can’t call it Port anymore, only Port from Portugal is bestowed that honour which means this drop from Chambers is actually just known as Tawny. Either way it’s delicious and comes from one of ...

If you like your ports on the fruity side, this one is for you. It's a bright young thing that shows some attractive red berry fruits on the nose, with a touch of plums and dried fruits. The palate is more medium-bodied, but the taste is quite lus...

Ruby ports are a great intro to fortified styles if you have never tried them before. This offering from Quinta Do Portal is a fruity wine that shows a boat load of cherries and blackberries on the nose. Meanwhile, the palate is juicy and full-bod...

Vibrant nose of candied citrus peel and dark berry fruits. Rich flavours of toffee, cashews and blackberries held together by velvet tannins and tingly acid. Went well with King Island blue cheese.

More brick-red than ruby in colour, this young port style has an attractively intense nose reminiscent of prunes, licorice and polished leather. In the mouth it's sweet and fresh with rather delicate fruit and spirit characters that lead to a dry ...

Relatively youthful ruby-style port, full of interest with its fragrant spicy fruits and very long palate; especially pleasing is its relatively dry finish. A great bargain.