Speaking of "born-on-dates"... 1963 Burmester Colh
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Speaking of "born-on-dates"... 1963 Burmester Colh
I saw this at retail, but the bottling date was 2000. Any opinions on whether this is too old for a Colheita?
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As long as it was stored well, go for it. It should be fine. Bottling date is important for certain ports, such as tawny's with an indication of age, which lose freshness as time goes on. For colheita's its not a problem as they can improve slightly in bottle.
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