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Vega Sicilia is widely regarded as the greatest wine producer in Spain. The estate in Ribera del Duero is known for its dense, complex red wines made principally from the Tinto Fino (Tempranillo) grape variety. Its top wine, Unico, is one of Spain's most expensive and sought-after wines.

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A bright ruby-colored, sweet wine with aromas and flavors of sweet cherries, cassis, black plums, and red-fruit jam. A full body and supple tannins round out the wine on the palate. Now ready to drink it can be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to fine cheeses or desserts. Learn More

Showing a typical golden tawny color, this sweet wine has aromas and flavors of apricot and butterscotch and a smooth, round mouthfeel. Now ready to drink it can be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to fine cheeses or desserts. Learn More

Fonseca Ten Year Old Tawny Port is russet in color with brilliant crimson highlights and a fragrant, ripe-fruit bouquet. Its smooth, silky texture and subtle oak nuances are balanced by a fresh acidity and tannic "grip" that culminate in a long, elegant, plummy finish. Tawny Ports of age will not improve once bottled; they should be served at room temperature or barely cool at the end of a meal with nuts or not overly-sweet desserts. Learn More

This rich, old tawny port owes its intense and complex nose to many years of aging in oak casks. With an intense amber-tawny color, the wine has opulent, voluptuous, spicy, jammy, and nutty aromas with orange blossom notes and a fine oak influence coming from the long aging in cask.

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This Presidential aged tawny port is matured in wood for 20 years and presented in a handsome ship's decanter. It is a superb example of this glorious wine. Elegant and complex with intense, nutty flavor married with butterscotch and oak. A wine of exceptional character with a nicely sweet finish. Learn More

Maison Bernard Magrez settled in Châteauneuf first of all for the exceptional quality of its terroir, but also because Pope Clément V, a Bordeaux native who owned Château Pape Clément, became the first pope of Avignon.

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