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Saved 2026-05-15 · Posted 2025-05-20 · Status: New

⚠️This is probably a myth, but we love the story! ☕️🇬🇧

From: Intoxicating History
Episode: The Angel’s Share: 300 Years of Port’s Forbidden Sips

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Comments (15)

  • @subashnijhawan 2025-09-25

    BRITISH EMPIRE DID EVERYTHING RIGHT UPTO USA & AUSTRALIA 🙏

  • @sirigottlieb 2025-11-16

    Total myth.

  • @roberton692025 2025-11-13

    Suspect. I am going to call 'bullsh¡t' on this one

  • @gdjunqueira 2025-11-02

    And in her honor, the neighborhood of Queens was named after her.

  • @barbosixfamilyfeuds 2025-10-03

    Facts. British got tea from the portuguese and we got Port wine from the british.

  • @mariagrazia.gramegna 2025-09-30

    This is a fake news!

  • @melaniacastilleja 2025-09-29

    Interesting... TVM

  • @ellevatewomenscommunity 2025-09-29

    Where did the marmalade come from?

  • @slainte41 2025-09-28

    ❤️

  • @hoursintown_ownerpage 2025-09-28

    Rubbish

  • @cadiopierrecharles 2025-09-28

    Try again guys !!! 😂

  • @sekal_gtv6 2025-09-26

    Bs.not true.

  • @ohenaine 2025-09-26

    Not true.

  • @jay471291 2025-09-26

    This story it’s false. The word “tea” came from the Chinese word “te” that we Portuguese bring from china

  • @amaraljorge1 2025-09-25

    Brits the robbers 😂

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