1935 Taylor Fladgate Vintage Port

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1935 Taylor Fladgate Vintage Port

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Sorry, did not take notes at the time. :wall:

Perfect color; this port could’ve been a 50’s vintage blind. Tasted very “Taylor”, but in a softer more integrated way. A hint of freshness, a hint of spice… An outstanding port that is well balanced and has finesse. Could be one of the top 5 Taylor’s of the 20th century. 96 points. :yumyum:
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A 35 taylor and no notes :beat: :beat: :lol: thanks for posting your impressions.
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Re: 1935 Taylor Vintage Port

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Andy Velebil wrote:A 35 taylor and no notes :beat: :beat: :lol: thanks for posting your impressions.
You heard them on the phone. Sean has them written down (usually takes the notes for our whole group), but who knows when he'll post them...

My impression is one should try this vintage ASAP! :type:
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Moses Botbol wrote:
You heard them on the phone. Sean has them written down (usually takes the notes for our whole group), but who knows when he'll post them...
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Yeah, you all sounded :drunk: already :wink: Wish I could have made it out there, but I should be able to later this summer.
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