"Spring and Port Wine" is a play written by Bill Naughton that explores the dynamics of a working-class family in Lancashire, England. The story revolves around the struggles and conflicts faced by the family, particularly focusing on the father, Rafe, and his relationships with his children and wife. Set in the 1960s, the play highlights themes of love, authority, and rebellion. It captures the essence of family life, showcasing how personal aspirations and societal pressures can lead to tension and misunderstandings. The title symbolizes the contrast between the joys of life and the bitterness of reality.