Experience the deliciously sweet and vibrant flavours of Port of Leith White Port. With notes of apricots, stone fruits, and citrus, this medium-bodied port is the perfect aperitif. Enjoy the bright aroma of blossoms and hints of vanilla and almonds.

It’s delicious chilled and drunk on its own, but also makes a fantastic summer drink when mixed 50/50 with tonic.

About the Producer

When the guys at Port of Leith Distillery first tasted the samples from Martha’s Family Wines, they could not quite believe their taste buds. The wines had such vibrancy and quality, it was hard to believe that they are not a better known Port House.

This Portuguese family has incredibly long ties to the Douro Valley. The oldest vineyard in their estate has belonged to the family since 1727, but for most of their history the wines were sold on to larger producers to be sold under different brands, with only a tiny percentage bottled for the family’s private use. Throughout that time, the focus has been on the production of Tawny Ports. Their vineyards are based in the Baixo Corgo region of the Douro Valley, which is the part of the valley closest to the historic trading port of Porto.