1994 Quevedo Colheita

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Alex Bridgeman
Graham’s 1948
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1994 Quevedo Colheita

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Red / brown in colour, 80% opaque. Hot on the nose with lots of white pepper. Lovely texture in the mouth; structured entry with tannins and acidity but plenty of sweet dates and perfume. Good balance. Huge aftertaste, very very long and with lovely flavours. Served blind, I guessed this to be an LBV from 1992. 86/100. Drunk 27 September 2010.
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In The Douro Valley with Friends, Harvest 2010:
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Re: 1994 Quevedo colheita

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Qv94 colheita, served blind. Red, 50% opaque. Thought to be younger than а (which was later revealed to be the Qv92 colheita), and much richer. Mid-palate acridity. Some wood age.

Guessed to be a mature LBV wrongly.
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