1937 Maia (Bottled in 1987, 50 years old) - Colheita Port, Tawny - Porto - 1 Bottle (0.75L)

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€ 220
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Felipe Coiradas
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Estimate  € 400 - € 500
PT
€220
PT
€121
ES
€111

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Maia, a 1937 Colheita Port from Porto, Portugal, produced from Port Blend grapes and bottled in 1987, is a Tawny Colheita with a fully intact metal capsule and readable label.

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Immaculate condition and storage.

Insured shipment. We pack with great care.

Shipments outside the EU might be subjected to customs fees or restrictions that are entirely the buyer's responsibility. Please make sure about the import conditions from Spain to your country before bidding.

We can provide an invoice for business buyers.

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Immaculate condition and storage.

Insured shipment. We pack with great care.

Shipments outside the EU might be subjected to customs fees or restrictions that are entirely the buyer's responsibility. Please make sure about the import conditions from Spain to your country before bidding.

We can provide an invoice for business buyers.

- AOC Wines -

#CollectableWineandWhisky

Details

Vintage
1937
Producer, Name of wine
Maia (Bottled in 1987, 50 years old)
Classification
Tawny, Colheita Port
Number of bottles
1
Bottle size
Bottle (0.75L)
Country
Portugal
Region
Porto
Grape varieties
Port Blend
Capsule/cork condition
Fully intact metal capsule
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
Sold by
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
99.46%
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