Crafted in Sicily by the renowned Pellegrino winery, this Fine Italia Particolare Semisecco Marsala is a true icon of Italian fortified winemaking. Aged for 12 months in oak barrels and further refined in bottle, it offers a beautifully balanced palate with notes of dried fruit, honey, caramel and toasted nuts, complemented by subtle hints of vanilla and spice. Smooth and elegant with a lingering finish, it's equally at home served as an aperitif, paired with classic Italian desserts and mature cheeses, or used to add depth and richness to favourite recipes.

With a history spanning generations, Penfolds Club Tawny has played a defining role in shaping the winery's renowned House Style. Originally released as single-vintage wines, it has evolved into a carefully crafted multi-varietal, multi-vintage blend that reflects Penfolds' enduring winemaking philosophy. Matured in seasoned oak barrels for an average of at least three years, it remains the cornerstone of the Penfolds fortified collection. Rich yet approachable, Club Tawny opens with inviting aromas of caramel, roasted nuts and ripe plum, lifted by a subtle hint of aniseed. The palate is soft and mellow, with sweet plum and currant flavours balanced by fine spirit and fresh acidity. Gentle notes of oak-aged nuttiness add depth, leading to a smooth, generous finish that has made this classic Tawny a favourite for decades.

A tribute to more than 170 years of Penfolds winemaking, Father Grand Tawny 10 Year Old showcases the house's enduring mastery of fortified wines. Crafted from a selection of outstanding wines matured in seasoned small oak casks for a minimum average of ten years, it bridges the youthful fruit of Penfolds Club Tawny with the richness and complexity of older styles, creating a wine of remarkable balance and refinement. The nose reveals inviting aromas of toasted nuts, chocolate, raisin, ripe plum and warming clove spice, lifted by a distinctive hint of aniseed. Rich and elegant on the palate, sweet fruitcake flavours intertwine with beautifully integrated oak, delivering depth, concentration and a lingering finish. A sophisticated Tawny that honours Penfolds' celebrated House Style, it is equally suited to special occasions or quiet moments of indulgence.

Descended from the fiery ruby Porto Wines originally shipped by George Sandeman in 1790, Sandeman Ports are still made traditionally to be rich and robust yet with a special depth of flavour and finesse.

Descended from the fiery ruby Porto Wines originally shipped by George Sandeman in 1790, Sandeman Ports are still made traditionally to be rich and robust yet with a special depth of flavour and finesse.

Taylor's 10 Year Old Tawny Port is a superb expression of the aged tawny style, crafted from carefully selected reserves matured in seasoned oak casks in the cool lodges of Oporto. Over a decade of ageing, the wine develops its signature amber hue along with a smooth, mellow character and layered complexity. Elegant and well-balanced, it combines delicate wood notes with rich aromas of mature fruit, delivering a luscious palate and refined finish. Ready to enjoy upon bottling, it stands as a benchmark for quality in aged tawny port.

Taylor's Fine Ruby, a blend of full bodied Port wines aged for around two years in large oak vats in Taylor's cellars, or 'lodges', in Vila Nova de Gaia. Stylish fruity nose, full of intense concentrated blackcurrant and cherry aromas. Full bodied and firm, the palate is crammed with luscious black fruit flavours.

Taylor's Fine Tawny Port is particularly popular in Continental Europe where it is drunk predominantly as an aperitif. For those preferring a lighter style, this versatile Port can also be enjoyed after meals. Mellow nose of succulent ripe berry fruit with aromas of butterscotch, figs and prunes interwoven with attractive nutty and spicy aromas. Smooth and round on the palate, full of rich strawberry jam flavours.

This blend was carefully put together for this limited edition from specially selected Ports from Taylor's extensive aged Tawny stocks, aged in seasoned oak Port pipes. At the beginning of the 18th century, bottles were hand blown and bulbous in shape. As the 18th century progressed, bottles became taller and more cylindrical. The first stage in this evolution was the appearance of the 'mallet' shaped bottle which had become well established in England by around 1730. Their sides were often tapered towards the shoulder rather than completely parallel. However, by around 1750, the 'mallet' bottle had developed a more cylindrical form. This Limited Edition bottle is inspired by the 'mallet-cylinder' bottle from that period, the immediate predecessor of today's cylindrical wine bottle.