Niepoort 20 Year Old Tawny Port

Marco Andretti - Christmas day winner

9/10

Bought this for Christmas dinner and it was the star of the whole meal. The dried fruit and caramel flavours are incredible — so rich and warming. Everyone was fighting over the last glass. Worth every penny of the £77.

Marcus Blackwell - Solid tawny, wish it was cheaper

7/10

Saw this on a menu and splashed out on a glass. Lots of candied orange and toasted almond, really warming and smooth. I'd love to keep a bottle at home for cold evenings but the price means it's a treat rather than a regular buy. Stilton and a glass of this though — chef's kiss.

Suki Patel - Good not great

6/10

I'm fairly new to port so maybe I'm missing something, but for £77 I expected to be more blown away. It's nice — warming, nutty, decent finish — but I think I'd rather spend that money on two bottles of something else. Could just be that 20 year tawny isn't my thing.

Celeste Moreno - Niepoort know what they're doing

8/10

Picked this up on a trip to Porto last year. The dried fruit and spice are beautifully balanced and it's got a clean finish that doesn't outstay its welcome. At 20% it's strong but you'd never know — dangerously drinkable.

Ethan Cooper - Perfect after-dinner drink

8/10

Had this with a cheese board after a dinner party and it was spot on. Really rich with fig and caramel flavours but not heavy or syrupy like some ports can be. The acidity keeps it fresh which I wasn't expecting.

Isabella Rossi - Blew my mind

9/10

The guy at my local wine shop recommended this and I'm so glad he did. Twenty years in the barrel and you can taste every one of them. The finish just goes on and on — dried apricot and warm spice that hangs around in the best way. Special stuff.

Valentina Ricci - Proper grown-up port

8/10

My wife got me this for my birthday and it's a real step up from the usual supermarket tawny. You can really taste the walnut and fig — it's complex but easy to drink. Would definitely buy again, though maybe not every month at this price.

Marcus Chen - Nice but steep

7/10

Tried this at a restaurant and liked it enough to track down a bottle. It's smooth and the orange peel and almond notes are lovely, but £77 is a lot for port. I've had bottles at half the price that I enjoyed almost as much.