NV Niepoort Crusted 2011

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djewesbury
Graham’s 1970
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Re: NV Niepoort Crusted

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Should this not be 'NV Niepoort Crusted 2011'?
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I have asked Christopher for the bottling date; a reply is awaited.
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He said it was the latest one. That is the newly-issued 2011.
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Re: NV Niepoort Crusted

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95% opacity, purple, near black. spice and plum on the nose. Ribena in the mouth, dry finish.
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Re: NV Niepoort Crusted 2011

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Bottled 2011. Inky purple/red in colour with a narrow transparent rim. Young, sweetened blackcurrant on the nose. Gentle entry, soft tannins hold the palate in place. Powerful acidity sears the palate. Fruit is sweet, softened but dominated by the acidity. Dry, tannic aftertaste. Artificial sweetners on the lengthy finish. Just too different from the other ports shown this evening to be able to rate. NR. Decanted 8½ hours.
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