20-20 wines is having a sale on 375ml (half-bottles) of this VP. It is NOT the Passadouro port, but the VP.
1/2 bottles are $33.00 (US). A quick check on Wine-Searcher shows this is the best price you can get in the States.
here is the link http://www.2020wines.com/?content=main&sta=1
I should add that the weather here in L.A. is in the 90's to low 100's. So, if you plan on shipping it, I would have them hold it until the weather cools off a bit later this year.
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Niepoort 1997 VP sale
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Just to clarify Andy:
Passadouro is a vineyard in the Vale de Mendiz area on the North side of the Douro, up the Pinhao Valley. It was owned by Dirk van der Niepoort and a German partner/friend of his. Dirk sold his interest in the vineyard two or three years ago. Niepoort Passadouro was made as VP for a few vintages.
Passadouro is a vineyard in the Vale de Mendiz area on the North side of the Douro, up the Pinhao Valley. It was owned by Dirk van der Niepoort and a German partner/friend of his. Dirk sold his interest in the vineyard two or three years ago. Niepoort Passadouro was made as VP for a few vintages.
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I did not know it was sold and Dirk no longer has an interest in it, thanks. Do you know why Dirk sold his share in it?
I guess I didn't explain that one to well in my original post, opps! I just wanted to make sure people knew it wasn't the Passadouro, which was produced in '97 also.
I guess I didn't explain that one to well in my original post, opps! I just wanted to make sure people knew it wasn't the Passadouro, which was produced in '97 also.
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