Churchill’s Port

Churchill’s Port

Churchill's Port is a renowned Port winery founded in 1981 by Johnny Graham, a descendant of the famous Graham Port family. The winery is located in Vila Nova de Gaia, in the region of Porto, Portugal, and is known for its quality and artisan Port wines.

The "Churchill's" brand is named after former British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, a man known for his love of port wine. The name is not only a tribute to this great statesman, but also reflects the style and elegance he embodied.

Churchill's Port produces a wide variety of Port wines, including Ruby Port, Tawny Port, Vintage Port, Late Bottled Vintage (LBV) Port and Crusted Port. Each of these wines is produced with care and craftsmanship, where tradition and innovation go hand in hand.

Churchill's Ruby Port is young and fruity, with vibrant red fruit aromas and a smooth texture. The Tawny Port is characterized by its complexity and aging process in oak barrels, developing nutty and spicy flavours.

Churchill's Vintage Port is only released in exceptional vintages and is one of the most appreciated and exclusive Port wines. These wines have long aging potential and reveal their depth and complexity over time.

Churchill's Late Bottled Vintage (LBV) Port is a single vintage port that ages in barrels longer than a Ruby Port, making it smoother and more accessible to drink.

The winery is known for its dedication to quality and artisanal production, harvesting the grapes by hand and crafting the wines with care to preserve the true expression of the terroir and grape varieties.

Churchill's Port is appreciated by port enthusiasts and connoisseurs worldwide, and their wines are regarded as some of the best examples of the Portuguese port tradition. With a focus on excellence and craftsmanship, Churchill's Port continues to make a valuable contribution to the rich history of Port wine.

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