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Yes please.

Phew. Whilst Mrs L is aware we have wine in storage, I haven't exactly admitted how much. Always best to keep a few cards hidden up my sleeve.

I have voted evening. Not entirely sure I would give the tiers 1 and 2 Ports a fair chance if I had already tasted tier 3 in the morning, but prepared to give it my best shot should that prove consensus.

Thanks for the note. Excellent. This makes me very happy. I bought another 6, and 6 of the 2007, which are in storage at The Wine Society. I've not thought about them for some time, but perhaps I now should. One day, when I get room at home (buying > drinking = chronic shortage of space and Mrs L se...

Very well done. Congratulations.

Thanks. Most helpful. I'll wait a little then, bit not too long.

My Mother-in-Law has just given me a bottle of this for Christmas. Her local independent wine shop (Beverley) suggested it as they thought I would likely have tried most of their Ports. Having read your tasting note I'm even more intrigued. I'm inclined to keep it at least a few years before opening...

Ha ha. That filled quick. Reserve please.

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.

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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

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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].