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COCKBURN VINTAGE PORT 1960, Portugal

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"20% ABV. Imported by Beam. Lots of lift in the nose. Color of a tawny rose. Caramel and nuts to the nose. Still carrying some substantial sweetness. Not much oxidation to speak of. Lots of spice. Some liquored tawny notes on the palate. Drinks more like a spirit, toffee whiskey. Reviewed July 2016. Cellartracker"

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua P. ★★★★★

This port still has surprising sweetness after all these years, with a nice spicy kick that lingers. The color is a beautiful tawny rose, and the caramel notes come through without being overwhelming.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The nose is all caramel and nuts, just as described, with a surprisingly bright tawny rose color that makes it feel older than it is. At 20% ABV, it’s got a warm spice kick that cuts through the sweetness, so it’s not cloying at all. Even after all these decades, there’s barely any oxidation—it’s fr

Zoe Q. ★★★★★

Opened it last night for a friend's milestone birthday and the spice on the finish really surprised me—so much complexity for a wine this age. At 20% ABV it's got plenty of warmth but still drinks smoothly.