Expressive aromas with well-defined character typical of its style.
Well-structured palate with balanced fruit, acidity, and depth. Good complexity.
Clean finish with pleasant length and lingering notes.
Kopke 20 Year Old Tawny Port is a fortified wine from Kopke. Priced at £44.50, it offers excellent value for its category.
On the nose, this wine presents well-defined aromas characteristic of its style. The palate is well-structured with balanced fruit and acidity, showing good complexity and depth. The finish is clean with pleasant length.
A reliable example of its style that delivers solid value. Worth seeking out.
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- Great with cheese
Picked this up for a dinner party and served it with a big cheese board. The sweetness works brilliantly with stilton and the nutty flavours go perfectly with hard cheeses. Two of my mates have already asked me where I got it.
12 March 2026
- Proper after-dinner port
Had this at a friend's house after a big roast and went straight out to buy a bottle. It's sweet but not in a sickly way, there's something nutty and caramelly going on that keeps it interesting. Really smooth finish too.
11 March 2026
- Birthday treat that delivered
Got this as a birthday present to myself and no regrets. Smells amazing — like butterscotch and dried fruit — and every sip reveals something new. At 20% it's got a kick but it's so smooth you barely notice. Will be buying again.
12 February 2026
- Christmas day winner
Bought this for Christmas dinner and it was the star of the show. The butterscotch and dried fruit flavours are gorgeous — everyone was fighting over the last glass. At £44.50 it's not cheap but for a 20 year old port I think it's actually pretty fair.
21 January 2026
- Good but I expected more
The guy at the wine shop talked me into this over the 10 year old. It's nice, definitely get the walnut and dried apricot thing, but honestly I'm not sure it's worth double the price. I'd probably stick with the cheaper one next time.
19 January 2026
- Bit pricey for a weeknight
It's a solid port, don't get me wrong. Nice caramel finish and the dried fruit comes through really well. But at £44.50 I'd save it for special occasions. For casual drinking there are decent tawny ports at half the price.
13 November 2025
- Converted me to port
I've never really been into port but my dad poured me a glass of this after Sunday lunch and honestly it blew me away. It's rich and complex without being heavy, and that butterscotch sweetness is just right. Now I get what all the fuss is about.
18 October 2025
- Saw this on a menu and tracked it down
Had a glass of this at a restaurant and couldn't stop thinking about it. Finally found a bottle online. The apricot and walnut notes are spot on, and it's got this long warm finish that just keeps going. Really lovely stuff.
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