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NV Offley 1965 crusted

Posted: 22:45 Tue 16 Oct 2012
by jdaw1
Obvious suspects gathered in The Bung Hole, theoretically to quality-assure Tom’s new case of 1958 Delaforce, but really for good company and ports.

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Re: Offley 1965 crusted

Posted: 23:07 Tue 16 Oct 2012
by jdaw1
O65 crusted, brought by Wolfgang. Dark red, 40% opaque. Faint nose. Medium weight, great length, some fruit still showing. There was a hint of dirt (grit?), that WS described as ‟blue collar”. Though lighter than ideal, an enjoyable well-made wine.

Re: Offley 1965 crusted

Posted: 09:19 Tue 23 Oct 2012
by Alex Bridgeman
Wine Society, blend bottled in 1965. Deep red centre, with an orange rim; 60% opaque. Mature concentrated oranges on the nose, fully characteristic of a mature VP. A lovely freshness shows after a swirl in the glass. Thickly textured on entry, bringing a velvety coating to the palate. Lacking a little intensity, but air allows a strong and concentrated kumquat to develop. Intense aftertaste, with dry cheeks and a long length. Delicious port, and still showing some tannic structure. Very impressive. 90/100 and my wine of the night.