Taylor’s Tawny Ports are delicious, delicate old wines which benefit from being slightly chilled, especially in warm weather. Equally, they may be served after a meal, or even during it- tawnies have the character to stand up to strong flavors, or such rich tastes as foie gras. An exceptionally fine old tawny blend, aged for an average of 10 years in oak casks. Elegant and smooth, combining delicate wood notes and rich mellow fruit, it is bottled for immediate drinking. Excellent with soft cheeses such as brie; and a superb dessert wine, particularly with dishes made with coffee or almonds, Taylor 10 Year Old Tawny is delicious served lightly chilled at the end of the meal.

From 1995 on, Kopke started producing also DOC Douro Wines from Douro Demarcated Region. Since the old days of Chicago World Exhibition in 1893, its wines have been recognized by its excellent quality, with high awards in international contests, such as the Gold Medal in the " International Wine Spirit Competition " in 1996 for Kopke Vintage 1985, the Great Gold Medal in the " Concurso Internacional Cidade do Porto " in 1998 for Kopke Colheita 1938. Those prizes do really confirm the recognition of efforts made for Portwine, in general, and the name of Kopke in particular. Always aiming the quality of the wines, and registering quite a stable volume of sales, the House of Kopke remains in the hands of Barros Family who tries on keeping the prestige reached since longtime by Kopke’s products related with the eldest foreign Portwine’s Company established in Portugal.

From 1995 on, Kopke started producing also DOC Douro Wines from Douro Demarcated Region. Since the old days of Chicago World Exhibition in 1893, its wines have been recognized by its excellent quality, with high awards in international contests, such as the Gold Medal in the " International Wine Spirit Competition " in 1996 for Kopke Vintage 1985, the Great Gold Medal in the " Concurso Internacional Cidade do Porto " in 1998 for Kopke Colheita 1938. Those prizes do really confirm the recognition of efforts made for Portwine, in general, and the name of Kopke in particular. Always aiming the quality of the wines, and registering quite a stable volume of sales, the House of Kopke remains in the hands of Barros Family who tries on keeping the prestige reached since longtime by Kopke’s products related with the eldest foreign Portwine’s Company established in Portugal.