Bottled in 2011, with a shortish cork that is, surprisingly unbranded.
Reasonably deep colour for a 11-year-old colheita. Lightish burgundy in the middle, fading to an orange rim.
At 2+ hours, this is quite muted on the nose (though a cold could be contributing). In the mouth, I immediately gets lots of milk chocolate. Not much primary fruit is obvious, though the acidity might bring out a little orange. The mouth-feel is rather cloyingly sweet on the back of the throat, a bit like a packed of instant hot-chocolate that has been made with too little water. The mid-palate is very subtle but it is followed a little while afterwards by a nice tawny aftertaste that is reasonably long.
I’m hoping this will continue to evolve in the decanter. At the moment it is fine but rather unexciting.
2000 Krohn Colheita (bottled 2011)
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Re: 2000 Krohn Colheita
At 24+ hours it becomes apparent that the bottle is ever-so-slightly corked. Not enough to make it undrinkable, but just enough to mute the aromas and primary fruit.