white port spritzer

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Back in October when our good friend Wendy Gallogly hosted a Port tasting at the store we featured a deliciously refreshing port cocktail at the start of the event. However it was difficult to really appreciate it during the dark and cold days of winter.

So, I was looking at my port section recently and I spotted the bottle of Kopke White Port, which instantly brought me back to that tasting. But now things are different. It is scorching hot outside and all I am thinking about are long cool drinks to chill me down.

A white port spritzer immediately comes to mind. I have been enjoying these for quite awhile now. When most people think of port, they think of amber tawnies, ruby reds and vintage ports. However, a lesser known version is the bone dry white variety. Many people chill it down and sip it neat as a pre-dinner drink.

However I like to add a splash of Q Tonic water and a slice of lemon and serve on the rocks. Honestly, it is dee-licious. You should give it a try!

In Vino Veritas
Bethann

 

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Bethann Kendall

About Bethann Kendall

I am so very excited to introduce myself to you. As the Wine Buyer and Sales Lead for Vine & Table, I get the best of both worlds: Indulgence in my passion for wine AND the opportunity to share this passion with you. Just a few things you might want to know about me: I spent some of my early years in the fine dining industry and quickly learned I had a talent for pairing food and wine. It wasn’t long after that when I realized I needed to know anything and everything about my favorite beverage. The next logical step was the Sommelier program, which is an ongoing journey to both satisfy my personal growth and to exceed your expectations. follow me on twitter: twitter.com/vinovent
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