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Cockburn's Vintage Port 2024 (75cl)
Cockburn's Vintage Port 2024 (75cl) is recorded as 2024 fortified wine. BottlePicker combines the recorded bottle identity with structured wine evidence; retailer prices remain separated by country and currency.
| Vintage | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Wine style | fortified |
| Bottle size | 750ml |
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Cockburn's Vintage Port 2024 (75cl) is recorded as a fortified wine, but its grape variety is not yet confirmed in the catalogue.
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Historical Texas label approval
One official label approval has the same normalised product name as this BottlePicker record. These approvals pre-date September 2021 and help check identity, stated ABV and the responsible trade name; they do not prove that the current bottle has the same formula, remains registered or is available in Texas.
| Approved label | Type | Approved | ABV | Trade name | TTB record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COCKBURN'S 2003 VINTAGE PORT (official certificate PDF opens in a new tab) | Wine | 2009-01-06 | 20% | JIM BEAM BRANDS CO. | Not stated |
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Source-supplied bottle description
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Bright, red fruit aromas of cherry and strawberry with hints of kirsch, chocolateand an element of anise. Alongside the lifted, fresh fruit there is a floral touch ofrockrose(gum cistus), a wild flower endemic to the Douro and traces of herbalspices. Gorgeous, concentrated palate of red fruits and peppery spice and then anundertow of black tea and tobacco from the grainy tannins. Suggestions of kirschand an attractive schist and flint finish with Cockburn's signature grip. Full-bodied and rich with a grainy texture, showing aromas of violets and dark fruit with a saline touch in the finish. Exuberant and structured, with real depth. Almost reminiscent of Latour, but with sweetness. Try from 2030. The 2024 Vintage Port, the first declaration since 2017, was produced with a blend of 63% Touriga Nacional, the most abundant grape in Quinta de Canais, 24% Touriga Franca, 9% Alicante Bouschet and 4% Sousão. It matured for 18 months in oak vats. It has a low 95 grams of sugar-2017 had 107-and feels drier and more vinous and serious. This has one of the highest percentages of Touriga Nacional, and has an amazing finish. It's classical, more balanced and elegant, with typical rockrose, tobacco and wildflowers. It finishes quite dry, and the tannins are more noticeable.Range: 93-95
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