Osborne Fine Ruby Porto 75cl
AED 65.00
Ruby Port is the cheat code for instant dessert vibes, and this one brings it with juicy red berry and plum, plus a cocoa, raisin edge that keeps it from feeling one-note. It’s Portuguese Port wine made for easy sipping, but it also levels up classics like a Ruby Port & tonic or a proper Porto Flip when you want something richer.
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75cl / 750ml |
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Big, red-fruit comfort in a glass. This Ruby Port hits that sweet spot where it feels indulgent, but still lively, with loads of berry energy and a darker, chocolaty depth that makes you go back for another taste.
- Appearance: Deep ruby red with a glossy, stained-glass look in the glass
- Nose: Black cherry, raspberry jam, plum, dried fig, cocoa powder, a little warm spice
- Taste: Sweet red berries up front, then raisin and date, with a cocoa, toasted-nut vibe and a gentle warming kick
- Body: Full-bodied and plush, with enough lift to keep it from feeling heavy
- Finish: Long and sticky in the best way, lingering on cherry, chocolate, and dried fruit
If you’ve ever wanted a fortified wine that feels like dessert without turning into candy, this is the lane. Ruby Port is all about keeping that bright, just-picked fruit character, so you get a punchy cherry and berry core, then the deeper notes roll in, think cocoa, dried fruit, and a hint of baking spice.
What makes it a great bottle to have around is how many moods it covers. Want something cozy after dinner, it delivers. Building cocktails, it brings body, sweetness, and colour without disappearing, which is why Ruby Port shows up in classics like the Porto Flip (rich, eggy, dessert-cocktail territory) and plays surprisingly well in a simple Port and tonic when you want something lighter but still interesting.
Portuguese Port is built for intensity, and you can taste it here. The fruit comes in loud, the texture is velvety, and the finish hangs around with that chocolatey, dried-fruit echo. It’s the kind of red that feels like a treat even when you’re not celebrating anything.
Fun Fact: Port’s classic home is the Douro Valley, and tradition says the barrels were shipped down the Douro River to Porto for ageing and export, basically the original, scenic supply chain.
