buying port in Ontario
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Michael Boyes
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- Location: Toronto, On, Canada
buying port in Ontario
I have found it difficult to purchase great port in the Toronto area other then the LCBO; any suggestions?
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Luc Gauthier
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- Location: Montréal Canada
Re: buying port in Ontario
Don't move to Montreal ![[shok.gif]](./images/smilies/shok.gif "RUkidding?")
Seriously , you should move to Sammamish
Seriously , you should move to Sammamish
Vintage avant jeunesse/or the other way around . . .
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Frederick Blais
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- Location: Porto, Portugal
Re: buying port in Ontario
What is your definition of great Port?Michael Boyes wrote:I have found it difficult to purchase great port in the Toronto area other then the LCBO; any suggestions?
Annual LCBO Auction is probably your best option.
Left over from classics or en primeur can also be found on their online webstore : https://www.vintagesshoponline.com/vint ... earch.aspx
Remeber that you can always transfer wine from one branch to another.
I did not look at all the Ports available but there is some Taylor 2009, Warre 83,94 that are great and decently priced for our market.
Living the dream and now working for a Port company