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Tom Archer
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Three reasons for trying this bottle:

1) It was given to me by friends who flew halfway round the globe to attend my birthday party.

2) It is an 18% fortified blackcurrant wine.

3) It nowhere describes itself as 'port'

Colour is typical of a mature vintage port, BUT

- on the nose, it smells like a medical centre

Both palate and finish are very poor, and mercifully short.

Conclusion: 10/10 for not abusing the word 'Port' - otherwise just plain horrid..!

Tom
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Tom,

Thanks for that.....I think!

It came a long way to get insulted. :D

Alan
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Tom,

I hope you have saved me a glass for tomorrow 8)

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Derek Turnbull wrote:Tom,

I hope you have saved me a glass for tomorrow 8)

Derek
Unfortunately, he did :shock: - YUK !!!
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Tom you get the monthly award for taking one for the team. Indeed, a brave man you are :lol:
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