Cockburn

98 PTS JAMES SUCKLING! 96 PTS WINE ADVOCATE! 97 PTS WINE SPECTATOR! There is wonderful focus here; the '11 Cockburn harks back to those classics of yesteryear; Cockburn is back!

90 PTS WINE SPECTATOR. The '47 Cockburn Vintage Porto is an extremely smooth and velvety wine that embraces the palate with rich, delicious cassis flavors; a very fruity, long finish.

91 PTS ROBERT PARKER, JR. The fresh herb-laced aromatics of the '03 Cockburn Vintage Porto reveal loads of spirit-infused black fruits; gorgeously rich and fruit-packed mid-palate; long finish.

86 PTS WINE SPECTATOR, There is no doubt that this wine ready to drink; medium rudy color with loads of cherry; plum and marzipan flavors; well balanced with a solid finish.

95+ PTS ROBERT PARKER JR. Potentially one of the most compelling wines of the '00 vintage; beautiful aromas of blackberry liqueur and spice. Full bodied, massive and concentrated finish.

87 PTS WILFRED WONG. A fresh Port, the Cockburn Fine Ruby drinks sweet and easily; a well-balanced profile; chill slightly and serve as an aperitif with mild cheeses and fruit.

Ripe and bold, the Cockburn Late Bottled Vintage Porto is a full-flavored Port that is one of the best of this genre; excellent balance and find grip; serve with a nice steak with blue cheese.

90 PTS WINE SPECTATOR. The '85 Cockburn Vintage Porto shows an abundance of thick, rich fruit and plenty of backbone; very inky, dense color, with a rich, floral nose of berries and cherries.

30+ year old Vintage Port froma great producer and vintage. Built for the long haul, super dark, deep and concentrated. The Wine Spectator gave it 97/100.

4 STARS MICHAEL BROADBENT! Spicy, peppery, and just beginning to show its optimum maturity; sweet, rich, and rather viscous, this '63 is a classic exaample of this great vintage.

Amber-gold color yields to the attractive bouquet of raisins & plums! A classic!

86 PTS WILFRED WONG A user friendly wine, the Cockburn 10 Year Old Tawny exhibits very good complexity and excellent drive on the palate; a great wine with Forme d'Ambert, a French blue vain chesse.

Lusciously ripe, vibrant fruit of youth and lovely tannins. But it also has the elegance of age: the softness and smoothness that can only be achieved by slow ageing in old oak barrels.