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SushiNorth: do you strongly prefer the Warre?

What about taking Eric up on his offer of a Graham and withdrawing either the Ferreira or the Delaforce? I, of course, vote for this change. I want the Delaforce, so how about: 1977 Fonseca (JDAW); 1977 Taylor (FF); 1977 Dow (JG); 1977 Delaforce (FF); 1977 Niepoort (JDAW); 1977 Quinta do CachÃƒ£o (...

People changes: out, wife; in, Anthony Heading, a drinking chum of mine for an edge more than two decades.

People:

JDAW;
AJRH;
JG;
FF;
JES;
ED;
JL (the new woman in the life of jdaw1).

Done: differentdave now a TPF member, having already been mentioned here. Welcome indeed. hey different dave on spectator will also be joining us. Do you mean this differentdave (who expressed interest here )? Please have him sign up to TPF, say hello, introduce himself, and reveal his initials.

Hello Jim; welcome to TPF.

g-man wrote:hey different dave on spectator will also be joining us.

Do you mean this differentdave (who expressed interest here)? Please have him sign up to TPF, say hello, introduce himself, and reveal his initials.

Have any TPF members seen the (alleged) television series Ports to Remember? Was it any better than the rubbish introduction available free on the web?

Righty-ho. So the scores on the doors are now as follows. People: JDAW ; Perhaps Mrs Jdaw1, aka MAW; JG ; FF ; JES ; ED ; JL ( the new woman in the life of jdaw1 ). Bottles: 1977 Fonseca (JDAW); 1977 Taylor (FF); 1977 Dow (JG); 1977 Delaforce (FF); 1977 Niepoort (JDAW); 1977 Quinta do CachÃƒ£o (JDAW...

Perhaps once this might have been true but with today's supermarkets putting the "price per 100cl" on their shelf labels this comparison is made much easier. I often rely on this simple calculation when buying products that come in different sizes, such as Olive Oil. I said that “They are...

What happens when the TPF pedant meets the TPF vicar?

Overtired and emotional wrote:Taking as my text for the day, that the labourer is worthy of his hire (St Mark, I think)

Luke 10:7, actually.

KillerB wrote:Warre, heeurrghh, what is it good for? A 1980 horizontal, that's what.

Very good.

Perhaps we should leave the final choice of theme to Julian, since he is providing the excuse for the tasting. If we leave it open to democracy, I'll vote for the 1980 horizontal since I think 1980 is a significantly overlooked vintage. Dictatorship or democracy: I could mention Arrow’s Theorem. An...

What dredfull thing would happen to the world if someone sold a 0.9 litre bottle of port? I just don't get it. The dreadful (note spelling) thing happening would be customer confusion. If port were sold in 75cl, 72cl, 70cl, 68cl, 65cl, and other in-between sizes, the bureaucrats (note spelling) thi...

Question: If you put a label on a 6l bottle with a mark saying that it contained 5l of port would anyone at customs and excise know the difference? Further, there are obvious loopholes in 75/106/EEC , and the IVDP should explicitly permit exploitation of these loopholes. Well found Derek. I am not ...

uncle tom wrote:As far as I can make out, the Syms blend a respectable wine for QH labelled product, using the stocks available to them at the time - but do not saddle themselves with a house style for the brand.

I agree. Hence my question.

Derek T. wrote:When they have gone to the trouble of creating sites dedicated to every other brand, why not QH?

jdaw1 wrote:Gould Campbell

GC’s site comprises only a few pages under SW.

Derek T. wrote:Pocas

You meant, of course, PoÃƒ§as.

Noval Nacional 1994.

Peter Wylie Fine Wines wrote:1970 16 bts Graham. Plain labels. Vintage dated, plastic capsules. £83 each, £940 / case

For a long time QH has been firmly at the bottom of the Symington list of port houses, and until recently was the company name in the small print on products such as Tesco own brand vintage port. As far as I can make out, the Syms blend a respectable wine for QH labelled product, using the stocks a...

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=7826#7826]Here[/url] Conky wrote:I've been looking for a previous reference, but cant find one.

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=10269#10269]Here[/url] Conky wrote:Let me know when your going Derek, and if its after one of my pay days,

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=10308#10308]Here[/url] Derek T. wrote:Do Monks apply the same rule to celibacy or Nun's to silence?

I have recently been slacking, allowing criminals to think they can get away with it.

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=10378#10378]Here[/url] Conky wrote:But they cant sell them via export and make a profit.

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SushiNorth: do you strongly prefer the Warre?

Re: Graham?

Re: 1977 tasting: scores on the doors

differentdave

Hello Jim; welcome to TPF.

Re: 1977 tasting: scores on the doors

TV series: Ports to Remember

1977 tasting: scores on the doors

Re: customer confusion

Re: Continuing the thread on pricing

Re: 1980 horizontal

1980 horizontal

customer confusion

Loophole in 75/106/EEC

Uncle Tom knows

I agree. Hence my question.

GC’s site comprises only a few pages under SW.

You meant, of course, PoÃƒ§as.

Noval Nacional 1994.

Peter Wylie Fine Wines

SW in; QH out?

Conky’s missing apostrophe

Conky’s missing apostrophes

Derek T.’s extra apostrophe

Conky’s missing apostrophe