Butler Nephew Vintage Port
This House was founded by John Nash in Burmester, Nash & Co in 1730. In 1789 they dissolved partnership and James Butler was taken as partner and the firm became Nach, Butler & Co. Twenty years later J Butler took Mr. Nash nephew Mr. Tynedale as partner och the firm change name again to Butler, Tyndale & Co. In 1829 James Butler's nephew Robert Butler joined and the name then became Butler, Nephew. After the Second World War the house was owned by Gonzalez Byass. In 1979 Stephen Christie bought the Gonzalez Byass business in Portugal. Later on - in 1989 - Sandeman bought a large part of the stock. The brand however was still in the hands of Stephen Christie and today the brand is used again, this time appearing in the portfolio of Christie's wines.
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Butler Nephew Vintage Port, 1955
Vintage Port
The 1955 Butler Nephew Vintage Port is a distinguished wine from a notable vintage year, celebrated for its quality and aging potential. Butler Nephew & Co., founded in 1829, established a reputation for crafting exceptional vintage ports before being integrated into the Sandeman port house. This particular vintage showcases a mature tawny hue, reflecting its decades of aging. On the nose, it offers a complex bouquet of herbal notes and molasses, while the palate delivers a medium-bodied experience with a smooth, medium-plus finish. Despite its age, the wine remains approachable and enjoyable, representing a fine example of the enduring craftsmanship of Butler Nephew & Co. …
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