For The Love Of Port

Hi Ed, while the 20-yr olds have changed mostly to dried fruits like apricots, figs, and sometimes prunes. Sandeman tends toward the vibrant, citrusy side. You did mention that you're trying to keep cost down, so a 20-yr old might be too expensive. Those typically cost around $50. Enjoy! Hmm citrus...

Also Fonseca 10 years Tawny or Quinta do Noval LB. Actually 'just' cracked open a bottle of Fonseca 10 year old tawny port(friday) and it was the closest I've had to what I'm looking for. The taste was about right, which surprised me, I assumed I was looking for a ruby. But it as just a little weak...

For reference, I live in Philadelphia. I've tried both Graham's Six Grapes and Fonseca Bin 27 and neither came close to the 'sweetness' I'm looking for. Especially the Bin 27 was rather bland. I'm really looking for something with a more powerful taste. I'd probably prefer to order online if I can t...

About 2 years ago I was introduced to port by my a friend and it has become a small obsession of mine trying to find one that can match it as a sipping drink on a nice day. I've tried a variety of the lower end bottles, almost all under $30 and non vintage or late 200x vintage mostly from fonseca an...