Peter Bayly 2004

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Anything but Port, this includes all non-Port fortified wines even if they call themselves Port. There is a search facility for this part of the forum.
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ajfeather
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Peter Bayly 2004

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Pater Bayly I think of restaurant fame in the cape and now making cape vintage p*** wine.

Not bad, certainly not bad for the money. From Calitzdorp home of Boplas and De Krans. Very dark, slightly citric nose I associate with the fortified wines from tis part of SA. Sweetness hits you first then a bit of fruit along with chalky tannins before a bit of heat on the finish (which spoils the finish). For me the alcohol detracts a little but enjoyable all the more when you have driven the high passes around Calitzdorp!

If this was my first attempt at making (as I believe it was for Peter) a wine I would be pretty pleased with myself.
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ajfeather wrote:cape vintage piss wine
:shock: :?: :lol:
Port is basically a red drink
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Indeed I thought I'd leave it for everyone to fill in their own spaces :wink:
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My first guess for the missing letters were “ort†.

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My first guess for the missing letters were “ort†.
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