Knowledge Base Search
View the details and tasting notes for these other wines also declared or bottled from the year 1966:
Dow's
Gould Campbell
Graham's
Quarles Harris
Smith Woodhouse
Warre'sWarre's 1966
Tasting Notes
Serena Sutcliffe MW critic
Quite a spirity nose. Such a sweet treacly taste. Raisins flavour. Luscious finish. A compote of dried fruit.
Michael Broadbent MW critic
The most frequently noted recently seem to have been Oporto-bottled and consistently attractive and elegant. A wine with suppleness and a bit of a swagger. Several consistent notes over the past ten years [90s]. Now mature-looking, even a hint of orange. Lovely nose noted on three occasions. Fairly, not very, sweet, perfect weight and flavour. Most recently [2002], similar notes, very good texture and flavour. "What port is all about." Now - 2015 Score: 5 Stars
James Suckling critic
There is still plenty of fresh, youthful fruit here. Medium ruby-red, with an intense floral and berry nose, medium-bodied, with rich, sweet fruit flavours, medium tannins and a lingering finish. Very good fruit. Score: 91/100
More about Warre's
To learn more about Warre's here on The Vintage Port Site, read a concise Profile of the Warre's Brand, and detailed viticultural profiles of the three key Warre's properties, Quinta da Cavadinha, Quinta do Retiro Antigo and Quinta da Telhada. If you would like to learn even more about Warre's history and the full range of Ports styles offered, visit the Warre's website.