1975 Royal Oporto (Bottled in 2013) & Butler Nephew & Co, 20 Years Old Tawny Port - Colheita Port, 20 years old Tawny - Porto - 2 Bottles (0.75L)

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Lot of 2 Portuguese Port wines: Royal Oporto Colheita 1975 (Colheita Port, vintage 1975, bottled in 2013) and Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny Port (20 years old Tawny, bottled in 2014).

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Lot of 2 Portuguese Port wines – Royal Oporto Colheita 1975 & Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny
An enticing lot consisting of two Portuguese fortified wines from the Douro region.

1. Royal Oporto Colheita 1975
Producer: Real Companhia Velha
Style: Colheita Port
Vintage: 1975
Bottled in: 2013
Volume: 75 cl
Alcohol content: 20% vol.
Original presentation box (red and gold) included.

2. Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny
Producer and bottler: Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda., Lamego, Douro, Portugal
Style: Aged Tawny Port
Age: 20 years
Bottled in: 2014
Volume: 75 cl
Alcohol content: 20% vol.
Original presentation case (black, with transparent sides) included.

Condition
Both bottles are kept in their original packaging. The cardboard box for the Royal Oporto shows visible scuffs and signs of wear. The case for the Butler Nephew also bears marks consistent with age and storage; its label shows signs of aging and discoloration. Please examine all photographs carefully to determine the exact condition of the items.

Total: 2 bottles, 1.5 liters. Background and Tasting Period: Royal Oporto is a Colheita Port from the 1975 harvest, aged in wooden casks and bottled in 2013. Butler Nephew is a 20-year-old Tawny Port, bottled in 2014. Both are fully matured fortified wines.
Shipping: The bottles will be carefully protected and packaged for transport, in compliance with the carrier’s requirements and current regulations regarding alcoholic beverages.

**Wine Type**
- Royal Oporto: Colheita Port, 1975 harvest, bottled in 2013.
- Butler Nephew & Co: Aged Tawny Port (20 years old), bottled in 2014.

**Fill Level**
- Into the neck.
**Label Condition**
- Royal Oporto: Excellent.
- Butler Nephew & Co: Visible signs of aging and some discoloration.

**Capsule/Cork Condition**
- Excellent.

**Volume**
- 75 cl per bottle.
- Total: 2 bottles, 1.5 liters.

**Bottled by**
- Royal Oporto Colheita 1975: Real Companhia Velha.
- Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny: Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda., Lamego, Douro, Portugal.

**Wine and Vineyard History**
Royal Oporto Colheita is a Portuguese Port from the 1975 harvest, aged in wooden casks and bottled in 2013 by Real Companhia Velha. Butler Nephew & Co is a 20-year-old Tawny Port, aged in casks and bottled in 2014 by Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda. Both of these wines originate from the Douro region in Portugal.

Lot of 2 Portuguese Port wines – Royal Oporto Colheita 1975 & Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny
An enticing lot consisting of two Portuguese fortified wines from the Douro region.

1. Royal Oporto Colheita 1975
Producer: Real Companhia Velha
Style: Colheita Port
Vintage: 1975
Bottled in: 2013
Volume: 75 cl
Alcohol content: 20% vol.
Original presentation box (red and gold) included.

2. Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny
Producer and bottler: Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda., Lamego, Douro, Portugal
Style: Aged Tawny Port
Age: 20 years
Bottled in: 2014
Volume: 75 cl
Alcohol content: 20% vol.
Original presentation case (black, with transparent sides) included.

Condition
Both bottles are kept in their original packaging. The cardboard box for the Royal Oporto shows visible scuffs and signs of wear. The case for the Butler Nephew also bears marks consistent with age and storage; its label shows signs of aging and discoloration. Please examine all photographs carefully to determine the exact condition of the items.

Total: 2 bottles, 1.5 liters. Background and Tasting Period: Royal Oporto is a Colheita Port from the 1975 harvest, aged in wooden casks and bottled in 2013. Butler Nephew is a 20-year-old Tawny Port, bottled in 2014. Both are fully matured fortified wines.
Shipping: The bottles will be carefully protected and packaged for transport, in compliance with the carrier’s requirements and current regulations regarding alcoholic beverages.

**Wine Type**
- Royal Oporto: Colheita Port, 1975 harvest, bottled in 2013.
- Butler Nephew & Co: Aged Tawny Port (20 years old), bottled in 2014.

**Fill Level**
- Into the neck.
**Label Condition**
- Royal Oporto: Excellent.
- Butler Nephew & Co: Visible signs of aging and some discoloration.

**Capsule/Cork Condition**
- Excellent.

**Volume**
- 75 cl per bottle.
- Total: 2 bottles, 1.5 liters.

**Bottled by**
- Royal Oporto Colheita 1975: Real Companhia Velha.
- Butler Nephew & Co 20-Year-Old Tawny: Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda., Lamego, Douro, Portugal.

**Wine and Vineyard History**
Royal Oporto Colheita is a Portuguese Port from the 1975 harvest, aged in wooden casks and bottled in 2013 by Real Companhia Velha. Butler Nephew & Co is a 20-year-old Tawny Port, aged in casks and bottled in 2014 by Christie's Port Wine Producer & Shipper, Lda. Both of these wines originate from the Douro region in Portugal.

Details

Vintage
1975
Producer, Name of wine
Royal Oporto (Bottled in 2013) & Butler Nephew & Co, 20 Years Old Tawny Port
Classification
20 years old Tawny, Colheita Port
Number of bottles
2
Bottle size
Bottles (0.75L)
Country
Portugal
Region
Porto
Grape varieties
Port Blend
Original packaging
In original coffret
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
FranceVerified
94
Objects sold
Private

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