Port Basics - four bottles explained

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Port Basics - four bottles explained

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Bartholomew Broadbent gives good reasons to buy Port, shows the difference between some of the styles and overall, is just a good basic primer on bottles featured at a wine shop:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap-CQaxADvE#t=114
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Did he say put a Tawny with ice :shock: If it sells and people like it, I say why not :lol:
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Well we know some of the crazy things that the Brits used to do when buying a glass of Port at their pubs back in the day ... and some still do so today! :munch:
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Roy Hersh wrote:Well we know some of the crazy things that the Brits used to do when buying a glass of Port at their pubs back in the day ... and some still do so today! :munch:
Oh, and they don't like tawny Ports either [berserker.gif] [rotfl.gif]
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