1982 Taylor (Fladgate) Port Blend Vintage Quinta de Terra Feita Porto


Vintage: 1982
Producer: Taylor (Fladgate) - Search WineUp for Taylor (Fladgate)
Varietal: Port Blend
Vineyard: Quinta de Terra Feita
Designation: Vintage
Country: Portugal
Region: Douro
Appellation: Porto
Type: Red - Fortified
Other Vintages: 1982 1988 1999 2005

This wine's UWID (Unique Wine IDentifier) is: 3e940d39-45e2-102c-9f35-9827fa6f3de3

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