For The Love Of Port

Amber-orange in color with some cloudiness. Decanted 4 hours. Chocolate, red fruit and light spices on the nose. Subtle spirit with cherry and red fruits on the palate. The spirit continues through the mid-palette and into the rich, long finish. 91 points.

The spirit in this particular bottle was quite pronounced. It did soften a bit but was a distraction to the rest of it. Still a nice showing of it.

Andy, what did you score this one?

Roy Hersh wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 11:07 am Andy, what did you score this one?

88 points.

I think that the vintage is incorrect. Shouldn’t it be a 1963?

David Spriggs wrote: ↑Tue Aug 16, 2022 5:47 pm I think that the vintage is incorrect. Shouldn’t it be a 1963?

Maybe this note is for the 1960 Warre?

Was Andy double dipping in his Ports again '60/'63? Or just confusing the TN's? I told you guys not to let him drink too much!

Did the rest of you find that the Warre's had issues or was just ok? And was the 1963 of sound provenance?

Wish I was there with you guys, but ...

The Warres was the 1960. The Taylors was 1963 and a bottle I brought, but I've forgotten where I picked it up.

I gave the 1960 Warre's 92 points and the 1963 Taylor's 95 points. That is the best 1963 Taylor that I've had!

1963 Taylors I gave 93+ points. 1960 Warre's is listed above.

Thanks!

I corrected the first post subject line. Apologies for listing the wrong producer!