Kopke

Kopke

White Colheita Porto 2004

Dried figs, orange peel, walnuts, a hint iodine, nice spice.
Beautifully balanced & poised with fresh, racy acidity.
This has depth and a certain wow factor.
Delish!
— 4 months ago

Daniel, Pinotman and 1 other liked this

Kopke

White 20 Years Old Port

First white port I’ve had since actually being in Porto 14 yrs ago…first of all, not white at all, looks just like a tawny, and remarkably fresh tasting for 20yrs…but says bottled in 2016, maybe needs another 10yrs like the red Kopkes — 2 years ago

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Kopke

10 Years Old Tawny Porto Matured in Woods

Nuts, dried fruit, little burn. Finish lingers. — 6 years ago

Kopke

30 Year Old Tawny Porto

Pale brick red with a reddish rim. Not as orange’y as Barros.
Restrained nose, spice, orange peel, ripe figs and kirsch.
Juicy & fresh on the palate with zippy acidity balancing the high sweetness.
Less sweet than Barros, more balanced, fresher, juicier, classier.
— 4 months ago

Daniel liked this

Feuerheerd's

20 Years Old Tawny Aged in Wood

Paul J
9.4

Very good! Similar to my favorite port - Kopke. Caramel in color and flavor, but has more alcohol and is less refined. Definitely packs a punch, but love the overall approach and style. — 5 years ago

Mike, Tom and 1 other liked this

Kopke

Matured in Wood Colheita Port Blend 1960

Sweet with noticeable spirit influence. Maybe decanting would help. Good not great. I was a bit disappointed! — 6 years ago

Andrew, Clive and 3 others liked this

Kopke

10 Years Old Matured in Woods White Porto

10 years old | rich smell with nuts and currants, well balanced — a year ago

Paul, Doug and 9 others liked this

Kopke

20 Year Old Porto

At neighbors — 2 years ago

Kopke

Fine Tawny Porto Port Blend

Fresh raisin aromas, big body but not syrupy sweet/sticky, toffee and raisins, perfect dessert. Explore Portugal Class! — 5 years ago

Paul and Michelle liked this

Kopke

40 Years Old Porto 2007

Bottled in 2007. 53 yeets old. Better to open a couple days prior. Creamy complex finish lasts forever. Nearly perfect. — 6 years ago

Josh and Dylan liked this