Today's (May 1) Wall St Journal includes a magazine supplement. One of the articles is about a port aficionado. It's a short but interesting read.
Dan
Call of Port
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Great article.
http://magazine.wsj.com/hunter/great-vi ... of-port/1/
I have had the pleasure to meet Bob and participate in his port and poker night. The cellar is quite impressive with OWC's stacked high. He also has a British style bar built into his carriage house with 4 taps. The majority of the collection is 80-95 and bought on release. He has a lot of the odd ball Single Quintas that are hoot to try.
http://magazine.wsj.com/hunter/great-vi ... of-port/1/
I have had the pleasure to meet Bob and participate in his port and poker night. The cellar is quite impressive with OWC's stacked high. He also has a British style bar built into his carriage house with 4 taps. The majority of the collection is 80-95 and bought on release. He has a lot of the odd ball Single Quintas that are hoot to try.
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Re: Call of Port
Robert had emailed me to send me a copy of his article too. He is very proud of it. ![[cheers.gif]](./images/smilies/cheers.gif "Toast")
Fun to read, he is a FTLOP enthusiast and I was happy to introduce Moses to him as I knew Moses was sad to lose Sean in the Boston area and Robert's gang is a fun group of Port lovers.
Definitely check out the article. It is a fun read.
Fun to read, he is a FTLOP enthusiast and I was happy to introduce Moses to him as I knew Moses was sad to lose Sean in the Boston area and Robert's gang is a fun group of Port lovers.
Definitely check out the article. It is a fun read.
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