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Looking forward to it

Yes finishing up work on Wednesday after a second crap year so looking forward to downing as much Port as I can.

No decisions yet about the festive season but by golly last night's lineup was something 1904 Cockburn 1920 Graham 1920 Taylor 1936 Malvasia c1940s Unknown 1947 Smith Woodhouse 1947 Cockburn 1955 Graham 1960 Sandeman (1) 1960 Sandeman (2) 1960 Warre 2005 Declassified Sauternes 2015 Graham LBV What ...

Rich fraid not but I’m enjoying a few glasses of Vau 2003 and it’s delicious

And I still can’t attend and I am still willing to provide an ‘83 if anyone wants to adopt it. Maybe they can provide me with an ‘85 assuming I will make it over for that tasting.

Glenn thinks three people can go on indefinitely and a larger group max one hour; is that true?

Anyway I may join you but expect to be travelling during the Port Club meeting but will have audio on.

Yes please; have Dows, Delaforce, Martinez, Offley Boa Vista, Taylors and Warres.

That's ok I'll be available around 7.30 but need a link to Zoom.

Bottle opened. Am I on my own? A quorum is needed I think?

I’m ok for Thursday if it does go ahead.

Zak you’re up, I can’t make this due to a work commitment the morning after.

Finally found a place supplying Quevedo Port, Oscar will be pleased, not in Ireland but Yorkshire (The Horseshoe Inn Egton Bridge near Whitby). So tonight we’ll be drinking his 10 year old Tawny which will be a first for me.

Just browsing Brightwell’s list for tomorrow and there is a lot with Serafim Cabrals VP 1970; anyone ever come across that name before? Not sure it’s going to be a Flight one wine

Never one to miss a bargain I picked all these up tonight for €20 plus fees. I’m never put off with the lack of stoppers because I don’t use them! Any of you experts out there ready to date them and would I be right in saying that the one on the right is the oldest?

Yes I’m in and a suggestion would be: You were at an auction (in a wine shop) years ago and couldn’t resist what seemed like a bargain😊🍷So you bought a good few and opened one😂 Ah so that’s why it was a bargain. Years have passed and now I’m asking you to go to the back of your cellar (cupboard) and...

I said s h I t e but it auto corrected me

T77 x 12
T85 x 12
At auction for a little over €50 per bottle.
Labels poop, levels all good and bought from original cellar.

1 bottle of Quarles Harris 1983
1 bottle of Duorum Vinha De Castelo 2009
Warres Warrior dice games compendium (for Alex)
All bought at auction.

On second thoughts, Glenn you could keep it till the 26th as it qualifies as Port you got for a steal as in for nothing Enjoy.

My lips are sealed (but a nice glass of Port might fix that)

Me too and how about "a bottle of Port you got for a steal"

I'm trying to open the link on the Port Club email but no luck would someone please email ma a copy at kneeshawj@gmail.com

Thanks,

Justin

Hm I suppose Tony, grudgingly, I will add my congratulations. I would have thought an outlet in another leading European capital city would be essential to win an international award.

Completely separate but commercial rents in Dublin have been badly hit by Covid (I'm just saying).

Agus mise freisin