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Our ports, like our wines, display the terroir’s remarkable freshness and minerality. A longer fermentation period, combined with extreme care when adding brandy, results in balanced ports without over powering sweetness. And it is this signature dry house style that often leads us to being described as having “wine lover’s ports”.
- Quinta de La Rosa
- Booths Finest Reserve Port, 50cl
- Booths 20 Year Old Tawny Port, 50cl
- Booths Late Bottled Vintage Port, 50cl
The small, family run Port house Quinta de la Rosa are the crafters of our Booths Port. Situated in Northern Portugal with breathtaking views across the Douro Valley, the quinta has been in the Bergqvist family for over 100 years. Originally given as a christening gift to Sophia Bergqvist’s grandmother Claire, Sophia and her father Tim restored the...
Booths Finest Reserve Port is made with grapes from Ports from each year that are blended for a consistent style, having been made very traditionally with the grapes being trodden in granite lagares.
Great richness and aromatic complexity of almonds, figs and spices, this is beautifully silky and refined. Best served slightly chilled with a variety of dishes from chocolate to cheese.
Opaque and deep ruby in colour with intense aromas of black cherry and blackcurrant. Rich and concentrated with a mouth watering finish, laced with sweet spices. Our 2015 vintage has won an International Wine Challenge 2020 Silver Award. Find your nearest store to stock up:
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Vintage style port, also referred to as ruby style, are more full-bodied and fruit driven than their tawny counterparts. Depending on style, they are aged in larger ‘tonel’ casks for anywhere from 2-6 years in order to soften tannins whilst preserving fruit flavours. La Rosa’s current range includes: Ruby Reserve, Finest Reserve, LBV, and ...
Man on Pink Corner. " Man on Pink Corner " (original Spanish title: " Hombre de la Esquina Rosada ") is a short story by Argentine writer and poet Jorge Luis Borges. It is the first of several stories he wrote concerning duels between knife-fighters, which Borges recognized as one of his archetypal themes.
Es como un capítulo de La Rosa de Guadalupe pero peor. Has de cuenta que volví a ver una película que tuve que ver más de 108 veces que prefiero no decir cuál es. Ha sido de lo mas aburrido que he visto en mi vida. Espero nunca hacer algo semejante a esto, adiós.
Manuel Rojas. (Buenos Aires, 1896 - Santiago, 1973) El hombre de la rosa (1928) Originalmente publicado en el periódico La Nación. [Santiago de Chile] (4 de noviembre de 1928); Travesía. Novelas breves.
