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Spread sheet indicates Croft, Noval and Offley.

Reserve list please. I'll check what I have.

Well, this was a delightful tasting, and I learnt a lot. Primarily, Messias Cachão have a long history of making very tasty Ports many of which we were lucky enough to try. Softer and slightly sweeter than the style we are used to in the UK: extremely tasty, elegant and easy to drink. The 1970 for m...

Excellent idea. Yes please.

I have no Poças The only time I have tried any was some older white as part of a flight in Portologia, and it was lovely.

Sorry. I have to pull out. Something has come up [emoji3525].

Hope you all have fun.

Yes please, and I like the theme. I'll have a dig. Thanks

Please, could I change my standard food order. Instead of chips/fries, could I have creamy mash. The chips aren't gluten free anymore, and oddly I see they aren't vegan or even vegetarian (which doesn't matter to me, simply an observation). Maybe they stick the chicken schnitzel in the frier? Hope t...

his sorrows with a magnum

, having found another bottle, realised

Wow. Fantastic.

consulted their Tide Tables they

strolled across Morecambe Bay sands.

idj123 wrote:On a different note Sainsbury’s have the 2003 TTD at £12 and the GM2005 at £16.80-both ‘to clear ‘.

At my local Sainsbury's all Port is full price

ironing, dangling from cliffs photographing

DRT wrote: ↑

10:28 Thu 12 Sep 2019

^† I believe it to be a scientific fact that all men above the age of 15 have this part of their brain.

True. My wife sighs, while my sons and I giggle. I'm a bad influence, apparently.

To me the original don't look like sperm, which have a bulbous head and long wiggly tail. I prefer the original, but if there has to be a change would vote for the smallest change tolerable. I guess those that see the shapes as sperm have a wild time with Paisley Pattern.

£6 is awesome, and the Warre also v good price. I didn't check what price mine scanned at (I sneaked it in to a basket bought by Mrs L, and didn't get the receipt). I think I might nip down to M&S tomorrow, thanks [emoji3].

I'm quite surprised no one has replied to this. Normally there is a little interest. Am I to be the sole TPFer at this?

AHB wrote: ↑

15:55 Wed 28 Aug 2019

Just to let the organiser know, today I dropped off bottles of Sandeman (Justin), Noval (Dave) and Gould Campbell (me) to stand in the Green Cellar until the tasting.

Thank you.

Crusted should be better than LBV, even unfiltered LBV. I would think that you can't go wrong at that price. To be sure, try a bottle? Certainly I'm now tempted myself. [emoji3]

M&S have their own brand Vintage Port a third off at £18, reduced to clear. Bought the last one, a 2011 (they've also recently had 2007). Reduced to clear, rather than simply reduced, sounded ominous.

If Irayna has been promoted then congratulations, and much deserved.

Tickets are available, £105 this year. I've bought one.

I'll now try reading to the end of the thread.

This date works for me.