Fonseca, Bin 27 Port has sold at auction 10 times in the last five years across all vintages, at a median of $8 per 750ml.
Auction median, all vintages
$8
10 sales · $6–11 middle half
Retail offers now
48
all vintages
Last auction sale
Jul 15
2026
Wine facts
- Country
- Portugal
- Region
- Porto
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About Fonseca
Fonseca, part of the Fladgate Partnership, draws its Vintage Port from three Douro estates of about 69 ha. Quinta do Cruzeiro in the Pinhão Valley gives a dense core of black fruit and tannin, Panascal adds jammy richness and velvety texture, and Santo António, partly organic, brings perfume. Touriga Nacional, Touriga Francesa and Tinta Roriz grow in single-variety rows but are picked together, co-fermented and foot-trodden in lagares. Classic Fonseca vintages are big and long-lived; in suppler years the house makes Guimaraens Vintage or single-quinta Panascal instead. Bin 27 is a plummy reserve ruby aged about four years; aged tawnies complete the range.
- Region
- Douro Valley, Portugal
- Owner
- The Fladgate Partnership
- Vineyards
- Quinta do Panascal, Quinta do Cruzeiro, Quinta de Santo António (about 69 ha in total)
- Grapes
- Touriga Nacional, Touriga Francesa, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Cão and others
- Wines
- Fonseca Vintage; Guimaraens Vintage; Quinta do Panascal Vintage; Bin 27; LBV; Terra Prima; 10/20/40 Year Old Tawny; Siroco white
- Website
- fonseca.pt
Sources: fonseca.pt, Wikipedia