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by jdaw1 » 23:18 Sun 10 Mar 2013
We tasted some bottles of Taylor and its relatives, in
The Bung Hole, on Friday 22nd March 2013.
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by jdaw1 » 00:07 Mon 11 Mar 2013
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by jdaw1 » 00:07 Mon 11 Mar 2013
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by g-man » 15:44 Mon 11 Mar 2013
Was this bottle bought at Morrel's auction in NY?
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by jdaw1 » 15:49 Mon 11 Mar 2013
I have had it since before I started keeping good records. So not bought in the US.
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by jdaw1 » 22:57 Mon 18 Mar 2013
The Taylor 1948 has an uneven bottom, so does not stand vertically.
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by jdaw1 » 22:01 Sat 23 Mar 2013
T24: brick red, 20% opaque. Nose had mocha and dark chocolate. Lovely mid-weight port, with mint and strawberry, and some heat. A slight touch of acridity mid-palate very slight. If this port had been tasted first I would have swooned over it. But the
T20 was bigger.
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by PopulusTremula » 14:38 Mon 01 Apr 2013
Rim is clear, light rusty red to see through light burgundy core. Nose is warm and brandy-esque with slightly weak fruit notes of raisins. Palate is well integrated with raisins, caramel and orange. Unfortunately for this wine, it followed the T20. Very good port. 92 pts.
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by AHB » 22:13 Tue 09 Apr 2013
Pure deep orange in colour; 25% opaque. A touch muted on the nose compared to the 1920 shown alongside, but a little concentrated orange and rose hip syrup; lots of cinammon. Rich and sweet on impact, with a strong acidic core and some gentle tannins. More fruit and complexity than the 1920; lively spiciness. Gentle aftertaste and another long and multi-faceted finish. The finish is brilliant - it goes through several distinct phases over its 2-3 minute life. If only all port could be like this! 94/100. 22-Mar-13. Decanted 1 hour.
