1934 Feuerheerd Colheita (bottled 2013)

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Alex Bridgeman
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1934 Feuerheerd Colheita (bottled 2013)

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Bottled 2013. Deep brown, intense colour, 90% opaque. Powerful nose of ancient port, promising huge levels of acidity when sipped; really big and powerful. Surprisingly subdued entry, but with a rich and thick texture. Intense acidity zings through on the mid-palate, backed by a huge flavour profile of intense, concentrated citrus flavours. Big, big aftertaste and finish. Great concentration and complexity, a very impressive port. 95/100. Drunk 23-Apr-14. Pop 'n' pour.
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