What Port(s) have you purchased this week?

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Another batch from WineBid...

3 x 1994 Fonseca
4 x 1985 Graham's
2 x 2000 Quinta do Vale Meao
1 x 2011 Quinta do Vesuvio Capela
2 x 1977 Smith Woodhouse, 1.5ltr
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Just ordered my first batch of 2021 Graham's The Stone Terraces. 6 bottles on pre-order. They won't arrive (in London) until September.
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4 x '83 Smith Woodhouse VP won at auction and to be split with John M.
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2011 Fereira VP
2009 Fonseca VP
1994 Niepoort VP
Warre 20
Warre Nimrod
1997 Warre VP
2000 Warre VP
1995 Warre VP Cavadinha

All at auction for 40% or less of current value.
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2011 Quinta do Vale Meao Vintage Port
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Scott Esterly wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 4:08 pm 2011 Quinta do Vale Meao Vintage Port
A rock star. Excellent purchase!
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1 x 2015 Graham's LBV
2 x 2016 Van Zeller LBV
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Quinta do Bomfim 2013, I'm curious as 2013 was very challenging but if good stuff was harvested before the rain, it can be stellar!
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Picked up bottles I purchased last month.
1994 Vesuvio
1991 Croft
Casa Sante Eufemia Special Reserve White.
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Yummy, that special reserve white!!! I wish I could taste this again!
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Eric Ifune wrote:Picked up bottles I purchased last month.
1994 Vesuvio
1991 Croft
Casa Sante Eufemia Special Reserve White.
That was you that out bid me. Lol.
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Guess I have to share. [cheers.gif]
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Eric Ifune wrote:Guess I have to share. [cheers.gif]
Ok :)
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Two bottles of 375ml 2000 Fonseca VP
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Niepoort VP 1927, bottled in 1941
Warre VP 1935, bottled in 1937
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A.S. Demka wrote: Mon Jun 12, 2023 10:50 am Niepoort VP 1927, bottled in 1941
Whoa, a "last again" 1927 Niepoort? https://www.winespectator.com/articles/ ... arth-41686

Also, how does that work for a VP to be bottled after 14 years? Is that a Garrafeira or did they just used to bottle them that late?
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Lucas S wrote: Mon Jun 12, 2023 11:06 am Whoa, a "last again" 1927 Niepoort? https://www.winespectator.com/articles/ ... arth-41686
:lol:
Around 2003 I made my own wine from concentrated Carménère from Chile's Maipo Valley. I opened the last bottle on Saturday. I'll venture to guess that was more of a Last Bottle on Earth than Suckling's 1927 Niepoort.
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No idea whether this is the very, very last one. Roy drank this port at least two times after 2010. See his tasting notes of 2017-02-26 and 2020-02-02. 02
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1994 Quinta do Noval LBV. I've had my eye out for one of these for years. One finally came up on Winebid. It's more than I would normally pay for an LBV but I didn't know when I'd see another one.
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Mike J. W. wrote:1994 Quinta do Noval LBV. I've had my eye out for one of these for years. One finally came up on Winebid. It's more than I would normally pay for an LBV but I didn't know when I'd see another one.
Last I had it, it was in a good spot to enjoy. Happy drinking!
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