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Cockburn

Cockburn’s Port was founded in 1815 by Robert Cockburn, a Scot who served under the Duke of Wellington in the early 19th century wars between Britain and France. After the wars ended Cockburn returned to Portugal, where he had fought, and founded a Port estate. Other investors from Britain joined the company during the 19th century and in 1962 the company was sold to Harvey’s of Bristol. In 2010 it was sold to the Symingtons, the family dynasty that owns numerous Port estates. Cockburn has 642 acres in the upper Douro Valley and produces a portfolio of ruby, tawny and vintage Ports. It also makes a white Port.

1983 Cockburn

Light capsule condition issue; base neck fill; label condition issue

WS  97   

1983 Cockburn

Capsule condition issue; light signs of past seepage; base neck fill; label condition issue

WS  97   

1983 Cockburn

Heavy capsule condition issue; lightly elevated cork; signs of past seepage; base neck fill; light label condition issue

WS  97   

1983 Cockburn

Heavy capsule condition issue; light signs of past seepage; base neck fill; label condition issue

WS  97   

1983 Cockburn

Capsule condition issue; light signs of past seepage; base neck fill; light label condition issue

WS  97   

1985 Cockburn

Light capsule condition issue; light signs of past seepage; label condition issue

WS  90   
MB  ***   

1991 Cockburn

Light label condition issue

MB  ***   

1991 Cockburn

Capsule condition issue

MB  ***   

1994 Cockburn

Lightly elevated cork; light label condition issue

WS  92   
RP  91