Decant time for crusted?
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Decant time for crusted?
Is the rule of thumb the same for decanting crusted ports as decanting vintage?
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Re: Decant time for crusted?
Since Crusted is a blend of years it likely starts out a bit smoother and more mature, so I would guess that it requires less decant time.
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Re: Decant time for crusted?
When was it bottled? I'd go for a similar decant time as a Vintage of same year.
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Re: Decant time for crusted?
Churchill's, bottled in 2000. It's 9:30 am, I just decanted and plan to drink in about 6 hours. I'm pleased with its taste right now!
Anyway, it'll be fun to continue to sip throughout the day.![Toast [cheers.gif]](./images/smilies/cheers.gif)
Anyway, it'll be fun to continue to sip throughout the day.
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Re: Decant time for crusted?
Past experiance of Ch 2000 Crusted suggests that long decants are advisable.