What have you opened this week?
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1970 Taylor VP. There is a little left, and if it is still holding up tonight I'll post a TN.
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1971 Quinta do Noval Colheita
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Noval Black.
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Niepoort 2005 LBV
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Grahams Crusted Port (bottled 2003)
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Graham's Six Grapes...with a twist. It was bottled back in 1998! So 13 years old now. I just had a glass and it's still quite tannic with a primary nose. It's opening up with a little air, but so far not bad.
Andy Velebil Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used. William Shakespeare http://www.fortheloveofport.com
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1962 Sandeman
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Niepoort 10 year old Tawny
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Friday night watched hockey with some friednds and we drank a Fonseca Bin 27 & a 2005 Niepoort LBV. No TNs (I've done both before).
For Easter a Niepoort Ruby with the family.
No formals TNs (I've posted on all these before). All 3 were just great within their price points. I especially like the Niepoort LBV. I've got to get a few more and "lose" them in my cellar for a few years. Just too tempting (as someone wrote here today, I need a defender for my defenders!)
For Easter a Niepoort Ruby with the family.
No formals TNs (I've posted on all these before). All 3 were just great within their price points. I especially like the Niepoort LBV. I've got to get a few more and "lose" them in my cellar for a few years. Just too tempting (as someone wrote here today, I need a defender for my defenders!)
Any Port in a storm!
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1983 and 1977 Gould Campbell
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1954 Sandeman & 2005 Croft Rodea
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Sandeman 30 year Tawny.
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Morgan 1994 - absolutely gorgeous, but still in need of another 10 years to sweeten and soften up.
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Kopke 10 year Tawny
Day 1 glass 1: Pretty much as to be expected from a younger tawny, sweet and light.
Day 2 glass 2: The heavier alcohol aftertaste dissipated making it much more palatable.
Day 1 glass 1: Pretty much as to be expected from a younger tawny, sweet and light.
Day 2 glass 2: The heavier alcohol aftertaste dissipated making it much more palatable.
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1985 Warre Vintage Port
We opened it before going out to eat for dinner. The pop & pour sample was quite nice. Dark, floral, and smooth; we were excited to drink this in a couple of hours. When we got home, the Warre became really hot, simple and not very flattering. Never saw that coming! I wonder why? There were no musty or “off” tastes. What appeared to be a perfect bottle end up being a real downer.
Maybe the bottle turned around with further decanting?
We opened it before going out to eat for dinner. The pop & pour sample was quite nice. Dark, floral, and smooth; we were excited to drink this in a couple of hours. When we got home, the Warre became really hot, simple and not very flattering. Never saw that coming! I wonder why? There were no musty or “off” tastes. What appeared to be a perfect bottle end up being a real downer.
Maybe the bottle turned around with further decanting?
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I must apologize for not being around much this week as I've been very busy with an intense training class for work, one week down and one more to go. After no alcohol for a week I met a couple of wine friends last night and enjoyed a couple nice bottles of old Cali Cab's, one from Chile, and a very tasty Rocha 50th Anniversary Tawny Port that hit the spot.
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Yesterday with a friend from Meursault who's a big fan of Port I did open for him Redoma Reserva 2004 and Niepoort's Colheita 78 bottled in 1990 among other bottles.
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Moreira Colheitas 1952 and 1965. The 65 is better.
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Quinta do Noval 1955 - very secondary and full of sweet dates