Port 1945 Brand unknown
Presumed mid 1940
€ 760
| Vintage | 1945 |
|---|---|
| Vintage text | Presumed mid 1940 |
| Alcohol | 20 % |
| Bottled in | |
| Button | No button |
| Fill level | Top shoulder |
| Packaging | No casing |
| Shape | Standard |
| Size | 70 cl |
Port
The early 1800s was a watershed era for the vintners of Portugal’s Douro Valley, On one hand, the grape harvest of 1820, after fermenting and aging for four years, presented connoisseurs with a wine of remarkable sweetness, with “plenty of crust and plenty of color…and a well-stained cork,” according to T.G. Shaw, who recorded his views in Wine, the Vine, and the Cellar (1863), The remarkable vintage established Portuguese wine as a favorite among the British.