2003 Niepoort Vintage Port
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:30 am
I sipped this while reading Oporto, Old, and New (1899) so I took no formal notes. A book I might add is well worth reading for its historical information. Here are my very brief impressions after enjoying this little gem over a few days.
Such a dense and chewy Port full of fruit and mouth puckering tannins. This gained more stature by the second day as the finish lengthened and more tannins came forward. This is a spectacular VP and I'll have to seek out more of it. As this stage it's hard not to drink all the ones I've got, yet I know my patience will be rewarded many years down the road if I don't. 95+ Points
Such a dense and chewy Port full of fruit and mouth puckering tannins. This gained more stature by the second day as the finish lengthened and more tannins came forward. This is a spectacular VP and I'll have to seek out more of it. As this stage it's hard not to drink all the ones I've got, yet I know my patience will be rewarded many years down the road if I don't. 95+ Points