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A classic South Australian Tawny Port by Penfolds that has an average age of 5 to 10 years before release. Rich flavours of dark berry with a balance caramel sweetness.
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| ? Varietal | Tawny |
|---|---|
| ? Brand Name | Penfolds |
| ? Liquor Style | Fortified |
| ? Size | 750mL |
| ? Current Vintage | Non Vintage |
| ? Country | Australia |
| ? State | South Australia |
| ? Closure | Cork |
| ? Standard Drinks | 11 |
| ? Alcohol By Volume | 18.5% |
| ? Website | www.penfolds.com.au |
| ? Product Code | DM_84239 |
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Don't let Penfolds reds distract you from its tawnies - these rank among the fairest in the land! Club reserve is the bargain. Five in old barrels has drawn out the complex toffee, mixed spice and dried fig flavours.
Vintage: Non Vintage
Score: 90 points
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