Taylor’s was the first to pioneer dry white aperitif port. Chip Dry White Port was first blended in 1934, since when it has...
Read MoreThe viticulutural season began with a very wet winter. January and February were colder than normal resulting in a late bud burst. Cool,...
Read MoreThe winter of 1982/3 was marked by extreme cold weather in February, when snow fell in Pinhão for the first time in twenty years. Poor...
Read MoreThe winter preceding the 2011 harvest was wetter and colder than the 30-year average. Budburst occurred as usual in mid March and warm weather and...
Read MoreTaylor’s Select Reserve Port is blended from red wines produced in the Baixo Corgo and Cima Corgo areas of the upper Douro Valley, chosen for...
Read MoreFollowing a wet 2016, the year started with cold and dry winter conditions, with a fifth less rainfall than the thirty-year average. Bud burst...
Read MoreTaylor’s Port is proud to announce the release of its new Taylor’s Sentinels Vintage Port, a unique blend crafted from wines...
Read MoreTaylor's is associated with Rock in Rio Lisbon for the first time and has one of its latest innovations - Taylor's Chip Dry &...
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