Broadbent

This rosé version of Portugal's famous 'green wine' is summer in a bottle – light, slightly spritzy, and dangerously easy to drink. At just 10.5% alcohol, it's the perfect afternoon sipper that won't have you taking an unplanned nap by the pool. Broadbent has established itself as one of the premier importers of Portuguese wines, and their own label Vinho Verde showcases why these wines deserve more attention. The name 'green wine' refers not to the color but to its youthful character – these wines are meant to be enjoyed fresh and young. This rosé version adds a playful twist to the traditional style, offering all the refreshing qualities of classic Vinho Verde with the added charm of delicate red fruit flavors.

If refreshment were a religion, this wine would be its holy water. Broadbent's classic Vinho Verde delivers that signature light spritz and mouthwatering acidity that makes it the ultimate warm-weather sipper – and at just 9% alcohol, you can enjoy it all afternoon without worry. Vinho Verde (literally 'green wine') refers not to its color but to its youthful character – these wines are meant to be consumed fresh and young. Broadbent has established itself as one of the premier importers of Portuguese wines, and their own label Vinho Verde perfectly captures the style's appeal. This is the wine to reach for when the temperature rises, when seafood is on the menu, or when you simply need something utterly refreshing and uncomplicated.

Broadbent's Argentine Cabernet delivers exactly what you want from the variety – bold dark fruit, structure, and that satisfying finish that makes you reach for another sip. The high altitude vineyards of Mendoza provide the perfect conditions for Cabernet to develop intense flavor while maintaining freshness. While Broadbent may be better known for their Portuguese wine portfolio, this Cabernet shows they know their way around the international varieties too. The wine strikes that sweet spot between New World fruit expression and Old World structure – powerful enough to stand up to a steak but refined enough to enjoy on its own. At this price point, it's a bottle that punches well above its weight class.

This 10-year Tawny is the sweet spot in the Porto aging spectrum – old enough to have developed beautiful complexity but young enough to retain vibrant fruit character. The decade of barrel aging gives it that characteristic amber color and nutty profile that makes Tawny Porto so beloved. Bartholomew Broadbent, the founder of the company, comes from serious wine royalty – his father Michael Broadbent was one of the world's most respected wine authorities. This family connection to the fine wine world ensures their Porto selections meet exacting standards. This 10-year Tawny makes a perfect end to a special meal or a wonderful companion to a good book and a comfortable chair. Unlike Vintage Port, once opened, it will stay fresh for weeks – though it rarely lasts that long!

This is the wine equivalent of that perfect summer playlist – light, fun, and guaranteed to improve any gathering. The gentle spritz makes it instantly appealing, while the low alcohol content (just 9%) means you can enjoy an extra glass without regret. Broadbent's Vinho Verde captures everything that makes this Portuguese style so beloved – it's refreshing, unpretentious, and ridiculously easy to drink. The slight effervescence occurs naturally during fermentation, giving the wine its characteristic gentle fizz without formal carbonation. Perfect for hot days, casual meals, or anytime you want something that's simply delicious without demanding too much attention.