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Definition of vintage port in English: vintage portnoun mass nounPort of special quality, all of one year, which is bottled early and aged in the bottle. Example sentencesExamples - He insists you should have consumed a bottle of vintage port before you start.
- We have no hobbies, apart from my love of books and collecting vintage port (I never drink it).
- In the cheese and vintage port hamper there is a lovely wooden cheese board, the top of which slides over to reveal a hidden compartment with four cheese slicers and servers.
- With cooler weather not that far over the horizon, it may eventually get cool enough to enjoy vintage port.
- In the real world, most men do not retire to the drawing room of their country house of an evening with a drop of vintage port taken from their large cellar and a selection of imported cheeses delivered on bone china by their housekeeper.
- In particularly good years (usually two or three per decade) a ‘vintage’ year is declared and a vintage port is released.
- I stocked the larder with bottles of vintage port that almost bankrupted me.
- With the fruit tart, the tasting concluded with four dessert wines, including a vintage port.
- They are the reason that people love lager, Sauvignon Blanc and vintage port, and they are at their most lavish in the svelte hedonism of the best Pinot Noir.
- He will toast the new era in home brew, a drop of malt whisky and maybe even a glass of vintage port.
- Adjoining Le Champagne, the Humidor is a clubby roost for after-dinner cigars, vintage ports, and cognacs.
- Let's face it, you don't have to be a top sommelier to recognise pairings from hell: red Bordeaux with lemon tart, Botrytis Riesling with kidneys, or vintage port with oysters, for instance.
- The fruit in these vines has been the bedrock of beautiful vintage ports for 200 years.
- On the palate there is a rich, sickly sweet flavour rather akin to medicine but more like a blend of a searingly young vintage port and a cooking sherry with a horribly cloying aftertaste.
- ‘Value for money per vintage port is fantastic,’ according to one London-based wine merchant.
- Madeira keeps for a very long time, and port should last well enough for a few weeks in the fridge (though vintage port should be drunk within two or three days, not frittered away in a frying pan).
- Mature single quinta port, the closest thing to vintage port, at a bargain price
- The greatest vintage ports are not found in ordinary shops.
- This port is put into wooden port barrels or pipes, but instead of just two years in oak as in the case of a declared vintage port, it spends four to six years in barrel.
- And if you want to gild the lily, a ruby or vintage port, or perhaps a black Muscat dessert wine, makes for a lovely accompaniment.
Definition of vintage port in US English: vintage portnoun Port wine of special quality, all of one year, bottled early and aged in the bottle. Example sentencesExamples - He will toast the new era in home brew, a drop of malt whisky and maybe even a glass of vintage port.
- In the cheese and vintage port hamper there is a lovely wooden cheese board, the top of which slides over to reveal a hidden compartment with four cheese slicers and servers.
- I stocked the larder with bottles of vintage port that almost bankrupted me.
- Madeira keeps for a very long time, and port should last well enough for a few weeks in the fridge (though vintage port should be drunk within two or three days, not frittered away in a frying pan).
- With cooler weather not that far over the horizon, it may eventually get cool enough to enjoy vintage port.
- Mature single quinta port, the closest thing to vintage port, at a bargain price
- ‘Value for money per vintage port is fantastic,’ according to one London-based wine merchant.
- In particularly good years (usually two or three per decade) a ‘vintage’ year is declared and a vintage port is released.
- The fruit in these vines has been the bedrock of beautiful vintage ports for 200 years.
- They are the reason that people love lager, Sauvignon Blanc and vintage port, and they are at their most lavish in the svelte hedonism of the best Pinot Noir.
- On the palate there is a rich, sickly sweet flavour rather akin to medicine but more like a blend of a searingly young vintage port and a cooking sherry with a horribly cloying aftertaste.
- In the real world, most men do not retire to the drawing room of their country house of an evening with a drop of vintage port taken from their large cellar and a selection of imported cheeses delivered on bone china by their housekeeper.
- He insists you should have consumed a bottle of vintage port before you start.
- With the fruit tart, the tasting concluded with four dessert wines, including a vintage port.
- We have no hobbies, apart from my love of books and collecting vintage port (I never drink it).
- Let's face it, you don't have to be a top sommelier to recognise pairings from hell: red Bordeaux with lemon tart, Botrytis Riesling with kidneys, or vintage port with oysters, for instance.
- The greatest vintage ports are not found in ordinary shops.
- Adjoining Le Champagne, the Humidor is a clubby roost for after-dinner cigars, vintage ports, and cognacs.
- And if you want to gild the lily, a ruby or vintage port, or perhaps a black Muscat dessert wine, makes for a lovely accompaniment.
- This port is put into wooden port barrels or pipes, but instead of just two years in oak as in the case of a declared vintage port, it spends four to six years in barrel.
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