Danderfoot

Solid dessert port. Pairs well with a beef dinner and is certainly drinkable on it's own.

Not Italian, but from Central Texas. A harsh port with few redeeming qualities, poor taste and texture included.

WONDERFUL foreign port, with the strong fragrance of raisins and nuts, though not overpowering. The price is right for entertaining a crowd. My personal favorite port, when it stays in stock long...

Exactly what the bottle says (warns?), this is clean, fruity sweet red, which goes well as an aperitif or with dessert, but not as a dessert wine alone.

Long finish, fruity blush wine with almond, apple and pear fragrances. Pairs well with spicy food, especially Mexican, and is inexpensive. A couple of bottles go quickly among friends.

Solid dessert port. Pairs well with a beef dinner and is certainly drinkable on it's own.

Not Italian, but from Central Texas. A harsh port with few redeeming qualities, poor taste and texture included.

WONDERFUL foreign port, with the strong fragrance of raisins and nuts, though not overpowering. The price is right for entertaining a crowd. My personal favorite port, when it stays in stock long...

Exactly what the bottle says (warns?), this is clean, fruity sweet red, which goes well as an aperitif or with dessert, but not as a dessert wine alone.

Long finish, fruity blush wine with almond, apple and pear fragrances. Pairs well with spicy food, especially Mexican, and is inexpensive. A couple of bottles go quickly among friends.