What have you opened this week?
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Churchill's 10 year old Tawny Port, 1963 Dalva Golden White.
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Okay technically it was last weekend...
1955 Graham Vintage Port
1952 Dalva Golden White Colheita
1955 Graham Vintage Port
1952 Dalva Golden White Colheita
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1937 Porta Rocha (375ml)
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Ferreira 10 year tawny - Fantastic, can a 10 year tawny taste any better?
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Presidential Tawny, with a bit of ice on the porch as the sun set.
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Vista Alegre 10 year tawny.
Like the flavor but it is pretty shallow, not much past the initial (good) impression.
Like the flavor but it is pretty shallow, not much past the initial (good) impression.
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Very few, if any, are as good as this. My reference for 10 year old Tawny.Moses Botbol wrote:Ferreira 10 year tawny - Fantastic, can a 10 year tawny taste any better?
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Will have to get some to see what you're talking about! In the low $20s isnt bad at all!David Spriggs wrote:Very few, if any, are as good as this. My reference for 10 year old Tawny.Moses Botbol wrote:Ferreira 10 year tawny - Fantastic, can a 10 year tawny taste any better?
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1970 Ramos Pinto VP
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Wow, that's a rare one. Have only had once or twice, great port. Did you like it? Ramos is good on the details like the hay liners around the bottles.Marc J. wrote:1970 Ramos Pinto VP
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I found it to be very powerful, multi-layered and a bit more complex than most Ramos Pinto VPs i've tasted. Although a tad sweet, I really enjoyed it and was quite impressed by the overall balance. Hard to find, but well worth it!Moses Botbol wrote:Wow, that's a rare one. Have only had once or twice, great port. Did you like it? Ramos is good on the details like the hay liners around the bottles.Marc J. wrote:1970 Ramos Pinto VP
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DelaForce 20 year old and Presidential (Royal) 10 year old.
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Suprisingly young Vale De Meao 2001 VP. Dark colour, primary flavours, almost no sign of age!
Living the dream and now working for a Port company
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Quevedo 20 year old.
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1977 Smith Woodhouse VP
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We had a bottle of 1994 Croft Vintage at a restaurant last night. Have a 1963 or 1966 Croft planned for this afternoon. Actually, I need to go decant it soon.
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It's been settled, just decanted a 1966 Croft for this afternoon. The first sip is amazing, may be better the '63. Will need to have them side by side at some point. I thought I kept some Croft '63 in Boston, but the case I opened was split between '66 Graham and '66 Croft... Oh well...Moses Botbol wrote:We had a bottle of 1994 Croft Vintage at a restaurant last night. Have a 1963 or 1966 Croft planned for this afternoon. Actually, I need to go decant it soon.
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1985 Souza Vintage Port
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1999 Sandeman Vau Vintage (.375ml)
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