For The Love Of Port

Hi I'm not a port drinker but in the house I've found 2 bottles of the above....is it drinkable or best left? Thanks

Not worth much. I'd open them and decant---just let it air out for several hours first.

A John said, they're probably not worth a lot of money, but they should still be drinkable and probably pretty tasty. Due to the age and rarity they might be worth ~$60-70 each at retail. In a private sale you'd expect to get about half that, so maybe $65 for the both of them together.

I'd fine a few friends and have a dinner party!

I paid $17-33 for '92 and '94 Warres and Smith Woodhouse LBVs, so I think Glenn is being generous in his evaluations.

Those could be fun to share with some friends. Do you know how well they were stored?

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Eric Menchen wrote:I paid $17-33 for '92 and '94 Warres and Smith Woodhouse LBVs, so I think Glenn is being generous in his evaluations.

Those could be fun to share with some friends. Do you know how well they were stored?

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That's a very good deal...they run around $26-32 for recent offerings at B&M stores and these have 20+ years on them.

John M. wrote:... and these have 20+ years on them.

I'm not sure that's a good thing for Barros LBV.

Eric Menchen wrote:

John M. wrote:... and these have 20+ years on them.

I'm not sure that's a good thing for Barros LBV.

I was referring to your purchase, not the Barros.

Thanks very much guys very useful....will drinks with friends as suggested and who knows it may turn me to port!! Kind regards