The Burmester house has been shipping tawny port to Britain and Europe since 1750, so you know they’re pretty savvy when it comes to Porto production. From those stunning terraced vineyards sitting on the Douro river, Burmester have given this Tawny the extra level of love from vineyard to bottle and beyond. Golden-brown in hue, with those whisky-like characters of vanilla, nuts, figs and spice following your experience from nose to palate. The blend over 4 years of barrel ageing means you get the best of all worlds, some youth and tannin from the young-blooded barrels, and deep viscosity, colour, and complexity from the oldies. Perfectly sweet, this is a wine that can see you through any occassion: breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert.