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A ten-year-old tawny in Dow's drier style.
Dried fruit, almond and spice.
Smooth and less sweet than most, with nuts.
A long, dry finish.
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Founded 1798 · Portugal · Owned by Symington Family Estates
The house was started in 1798 by the Portuguese merchant Bruno da Silva and took its name from James Ramsay Dow, who joined in 1877. Dow's is known for a drier style of port than most, and has been run by the Symington family since the early 20th century.
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