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1927 Sandeman
Posted: 22:30 Wed 23 Feb 2011
by DRT
Consumed on Tuesday 22nd April, The Crusting Pipe, London at The Half Bottle Offline.
Organisation thread
Review of the evening
Placemats
The Ports:
Re: 1927 Sandeman
Posted: 01:45 Fri 25 Feb 2011
by DRT
Re: 1927 Sandeman
Posted: 04:15 Fri 25 Feb 2011
by uncle tom
Perhaps I deserve a little redemption for guessing Cockburn 1945
A very long shot guess - for some strange reason, Cockburn ducked the '45 vintage and declared '47 instead..
Tom
Re: 1927 Sandeman
Posted: 04:17 Fri 25 Feb 2011
by DRT
uncle tom wrote:Perhaps I deserve a little redemption for guessing Cockburn 1945
A very long shot guess - for some strange reason, Cockburn ducked the '45 vintage and declared '47 instead..
Tom
Come on Tom, don't rub salt in the wound!
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Re: 1927 Sandeman
Posted: 14:28 Wed 02 Mar 2011
by Alex Bridgeman
From a half bottle purchased from Alfreton Antiques of Alfreton, Derbyshire in 2005.
Deep orange in colour, with a centre the colour of burnt sienna; 40% opaque. Rosemary on the nose, with fresh roses and sage. Light bodied, sweet but balanced entry. Bitter rose hips at the core but with an offsetting muscvado sugar and caramel. The bitter tone never quite goes and almost turns into a burnt, blackened sugar flavour. Lovely aftertaste, full of golden syrup and intense marmalade before leaving the impression of a wonderful coffee. Delightful wine. 89/100.