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Tinto Cão

Tinto Cão is an ancient red grape variety native to Portugal's Douro Valley, historically prized as one of the key blending grapes in traditional Port wine production. It produces deeply colored wines with high acidity, moderate tannins, and flavors of dark berries, spice, and subtle floral notes, with impressive aging potential. Though low-yielding and difficult to grow, it has gained appreciation as a single-varietal wine in recent years, particularly in the Douro and Dão regions of Portugal.

Primary Regions
Douro Valley, Dão
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Tinto Cão Wines

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Warre's Otima 10 Tawny Porto

Warre's

Forget everything you think you know about Port if you've only encountered the ruby styles served at holiday dinners. Warre's Otima 10-Year Tawny represents Port's more sophisticated side – aged in wooden casks for an average of 10 years to develop complex flavors and a smooth, mellow character. Warre's, founded in 1670, brings centuries of expertise to this modern presentation of a traditional style. The clear bottle and contemporary packaging reflect what's inside – a fresher, more approachable tawny that can be enjoyed slightly chilled. While many Ports demand a special occasion, Otima makes a case for Port as an everyday indulgence. It's like having dessert in a glass, but with enough complexity to keep even serious wine lovers interested. The perfect way to end a meal – or start a conversation.