THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE
THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE

THE LIBRARY COLLECTION KOPKE

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The oldest Port wine house offers a vast and exceptional collection of old and rare wines. Produced according to traditional methods, Kopke's mission goes beyond the simple creation of unique and superior wines. Kopke's wines represent a respect for the roots, the origins and the legacy that has been handed on.

From a famously tough terroir comes a knowledge that has been honed with each cask over 385 years. To celebrate the long history, we are we are launching a numbered and limited edition of 385 units of a library collection of wines to showcase the region’s potential. These wines are the result of the savoir-faire gathered over almost four centuries by the people who create this art with genuine devotion for everything it involves, moves and transforms.

We present The Library Collection, made up of a Very Very Old Tawny, a Vermouth, and a Quinine, all produced at the beginning of the 20th century and carefully selected to celebrate the legacy of this brand.
A surprising collection of three distinct nectars, originating in the Port wine category, which aged in our cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia, side by side, in 400 liter barrels.

VERY VERY OLD PORT

Kopke's extensive library of very old wines includes, amongst other remarkably rare wines, this Very Very Old Port, produced with wines from the beginning of the 20th century
This wine displays a dark colour with green hues, a sign of a Very Very Old Port wine. It shows an expressive and intense nose, with layers of aromas and flavours acquired over a long maturation period in barrels, in Kopke's cellars. A wine full of character, with balsamic notes wrapped in aromas of coffee and white cherry, with sweet aromas, including molasses and vanilla; the notes of wood make this wine truly unique. Full bodied and character-full in the mouth, the sweetness is perfectly matched with notes of spice, dried fruit, and a salty and resinous hint, at the finish. Its perfectly integrated components and assertive acidity brings an impeccable freshness to the wine, something that is a characteristic of all Kopke's old wines.
Varieties

Castas Tradicionais do Douro

  • Medium-intensity cheeses;
  • Foie gras;
  • Cream Brûlée;
  • Desserts made from dried fruits
  • Alcohol Content 20%
  • pH 3,45
  • Total Acidity 8,43 g/dm3
  • Reducing Sugars 167 g/dm3

VERMUTE

Kopke's extensive library of old wines created from Port includes this Vermouth, which was made at the beginning of the 20th century using a secret recipe.

Dark colour with golden hues. Notes of very old Port on the nose, surrounded by botanical notes and hints of citrus. Citric aromas such as orange in the mouth, wrapped in notes of spice and wood from its maturing in cask. Fresh and balanced, it displays a long finish with a light bitter sensation. 
Varieties

Castas Tradicionais do Douro

  • Plate of sausages;
  • Cheeses;
  • Nuts;
  • Alcohol Content 19%
  • pH 3,27
  • Total Acidity 13,9 g/dm3
  • Reducing Sugars 215g/dm3

QUINADO

Kopke's extensive library of old wines includes, amongst other remarkably rare wines produced from Port, this Quinine, which was produced at the beginning of the 20th century.

This Quinine shows an amber colour with yellow hues, medicinal aromas, and aromas of spice, with notes of vanilla against a background of an exotic bouquet. Sweet on the palate, with notes of spice and dried fruits enveloped by the slight bitterness of quinine.

Varieties

Castas Tradicionais do Douro

  • Hard cheeses;
  • Olives;
  • Alcohol Content 17.5%
  • pH 3,22
  • Total Acidity 12,5 g/dm3
  • Reducing Sugars 200 g/dm3