This year at the anniversary fair, we're betting heavily on fortified wines, with a special focus on those that are unique in their origin, Ports and Madeiras.
The main brands of this type of wine are present with a very good discount opportunity, whether it's Graham's and Taylor's, the two most famous Port brands, or other premium brands such as Burmester, Kopke, Noval, Dow's, Cockburn's, Croft, Fonseca, Dalva or Porto Cruz.
Looking at the brands specializing in Port wine, practically all of them are present, with wines in all categories, whether Ruby or Tawny.
There's no excuse not to start drinking Port, or if you're already a fan of this unique type of wine, then take the opportunity to upgrade the wines you usually drink, or even try brands and wines you're curious about.
As far as Madeira wines are concerned, there is a wide range on offer from the company that is the benchmark for this type of wine, the Madeira Wine Company, which includes the Blandy's and Cossart Gordon brands.
These two brands offer the four main types of Madeira wine, which are distinguished by the sugar level, whether dry and semi-dry, which can be consumed in cocktails or as an aperitif, or semi-sweet and sweet, which are typically wines to be consumed with desserts or after a meal.
From among the more than 100 fortified wines present at this anniversary fair, we've put together a selection of the 60 best sellers last year. See the list in order of our members' favorites and pay special attention to the big winner, Graham's 10 year old tawny, which is one of our best-sellers even when compared to any other wine in the shop.
