1977 Gould Campbell Vintage Port -- .375ml bottle

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1977 Gould Campbell Vintage Port -- .375ml bottle

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Decanted about 5 hours. Lighter in color and not as rich youthful fruit that 750ml bottles typically show. This shows more menthol, tart fruit flavors, softer tannins, and a touch more spirit than full size bottles. Otherwise, still plenty of complexity and freshness with a nice semi-sweet finish.
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Re: 1977 Gould Campbell Vintage Port -- .375ml bottle

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I've never even seen this one in half bottle, very cool Andy. I noticed you made a few comments about the difference between your perception of the wine in this format vs. 750 ml. What is your typical scoring of this VP from full sized bottles?
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Re: 1977 Gould Campbell Vintage Port -- .375ml bottle

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Typically I'm in the 95-96 point range
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Re: 1977 Gould Campbell Vintage Port -- .375ml bottle

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This is really one of the finest four or five VP's of the vintage and one can never have enough of them!
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