Port wine is available in most wine and liquor stores, but what exactly is it? Take a look at how this sweet wine is made and ...

If you're new to the world of port but eager to dive in, start with this surprisingly affordable option, which pairs with ...

Grapes For Port Are Often Picked By Hand Around the world, roughly 10,000 varieties of grape are grown for the wine industry across millions of hectares of land.

When you talk about the great Port producers in Portugal one name stands out in the crowd. Graham's was established in 1820 and has made some of the finest vintage Ports of the 20th century.

Port is a naturally sweet, fortified red wine which achieves its sweetness by adding brandy to the fermenting grape juice, thus stopping fermentation before all of the grape sugar has been converte… ...

Port Grape Shortage Leads to Illegal Trafficking. Posted: Wednesday, November 8, 2000. By Michèle Shah and James Suckling. This fall, while Port producers celebrated one of their highest-quality ...

Both are made from the traditional Port grapes, primarily Touriga Nacional, Tinta Barroca, Touriga Francesa, Tinta Roriz and Tinta Cao, in a melange determined more by what vines happen to be in ...

Centuries ago, Portugal’s winemakers discovered the recipe for making world-class dessert wine: Take a perfectly decent red wine, add brandy during fermentation to preserve the sweetness of the ...

Not many Midwesterners consider port as anything more than ”a flavoring for cheeseballs,” according to John Lucas, bar manager of Cafe BaBaReeba. Yet over the last few years several companies ...