1992 Taylor Fladgate Vintage Port
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 6:32 pm
A friend of mine brought it today at the restaurant. Just an amazing young port that is so good to drink right now.
Quite unidimentionnal right now but the nose is so fresh and pleasant with its violet scents mixed with bordeaux cherries. Mouth is smooth, tannins are so well integrated, no alcool is showing, perfect balance, great finish and it will need so much time to get complexity.
I don't have any in my cellar and I'm starting to look for it now!
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Actually, this bottle was full of it. Served blind, double decanted for 6 hours, I thought it was Taylor 94 and then my friend said I had the producer but not the year.Where were the violets on the nose?
Quite unidimentionnal right now but the nose is so fresh and pleasant with its violet scents mixed with bordeaux cherries. Mouth is smooth, tannins are so well integrated, no alcool is showing, perfect balance, great finish and it will need so much time to get complexity.
I don't have any in my cellar and I'm starting to look for it now!
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