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Quinta do Noval Unfiltered Single Vineyard LBV Port 2017

Quinta do Noval Unfiltered Single Vineyard Late Bottled Vintage Port 2017

2 Reviews

A traditional LBV, this is a well-upholstered, rich and generous wine, with complex plum and rich black-cherry and spice flavours, finishing sweet, smooth and full on the palate.

£25.00 Bottle

£150.00 Case of 6

In Stock

Code: PT2721

Wine characteristics

Port
7 - Dessert sweetness
75cl
Now to 2029
19.5% Alcohol
no oak influence
Cork, natural

Quinta do Noval

This historic estate is in the Pinhão valley, just to the north of the town itself. It is owned by Axa Millésimes whose interests also include Châteaux Pichon Baron, Pibran, Petit-Village, Suduiraut in Bordeaux, Domaine de L'Arlot in Nuits St Georges, and Disznókö in Hungary's Tokaji region and has benefited both from its investment and from the management skills of Christian Seely, who oversees all the properties.

Vintage Ports are declared regularly, when the conditions and quality merit it, usually in small volumes, not least for those from the legendary, ungrafted, and as yet phylloxera-free 4.5 acre Nacional vineyard. There are 143 hectares planted across three parcels, most of which are in the Pinhão valley, but their multitude of aspects allows the winemaking team plenty of good material to work with. A range of dry red wines is also produced, including a syrah blend and a single-varietal syrah.

The Daily Telegraph

With really good chocolate, richer chocolate cakes and mousses, or the Gü Chocolate Melting Middle puds, go for the big guns of a top-quality LBV like this one.

Victoria Moore

Saturday 12th Apr 2025

The Observer

Moving up a notch, the style I tend to drink most often: the poor man’s vintage port that is late-bottled vintage. Among my favourites …is the refined, fine-grained feel and silky abundance of dark fruit...

Moving up a notch, the style I tend to drink most often: the poor man’s vintage port that is late-bottled vintage. Among my favourites …is the refined, fine-grained feel and silky abundance of dark fruit in Quinta do Noval’s classy offering.

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David Williams

Sunday 10th Dec 2023

Decanter

Pure, vibrant, with great definition and good alcohol integration. Although uncompromisingly sweet, there's enough spicy energy (clove, aniseed, nutmeg), acidity and tannic grip to carry the luscious...

Pure, vibrant, with great definition and good alcohol integration. Although uncompromisingly sweet, there's enough spicy energy (clove, aniseed, nutmeg), acidity and tannic grip to carry the luscious plum, black cherry an blackberry fruit. Long and velvety finish with lingering spiced fruit.

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Ines Salpico

Thursday 23rd Nov 2023