1983 Kopke Sao Luiz

Tasting notes for individual Ports, with an index sorted by vintage and alphabetically.
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jdaw1
Cockburn 1851
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KL83. Orange, 20% opaque. Very very corked.
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Graham’s 1970
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V pale brown. In the nose, wood. But not like wood in a nicely toasted cask, just wood. Like in a plank. A very weird taste in the mouth, behind the vile TCA.
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Morgan 1991
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Good education for me-I won't forget that smell of damp wood in a hurry!
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Graham’s 1948
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Copper brown in colour, 20% opaque. TCA dominated nose. Gentle texture, smooth and sweet, but with little fruit and a palate dominated by the TCA. NR.
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