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Good/ decent inexpensive port?


mskerr

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Are there any good ports for, say, under $20? I've been drinking some cheapos from Trader Joes. I don't have a refined palette at all, and am usually pretty happy drinking cheap booze, but a little step up in quality would be nice.

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There are a number of good Dow's for $20 and under. I found a Lagrima Blanco for $16 last week -- very different from ruby or tawny.

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My favorite cheapie is Niepoort Vintage Character Port. It's $15 wherever you can find it and has a dark, brambly taste in the style of vintage port. Great for dinner andy after dinner, the wine is a good balance of sweetness and bold berry flavor. This is part of a house of wine that has been coming out with amazing products for the past few years and is well worth the price.

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