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A most excellent evening. Thank you Tom for hosting and to your team for their hospitality.

My rather brief notes suggest I enjoyed the F48, G48 and the S00(1900). I can't remember the bottles subsequently opened (1871?) but thank you to those who brought them. And again, thank you Tom for the superb cellar dash.

winesecretary wrote: ↑10:13 Fri 15 Dec 2023 I thought of you all piling into the taxi back to the Cricketers as I finished work and shut down the computer about the same time. I hope you had a splendid evening, and sorry again not to be able to attend.

We did think of you and toast absent friends during the evening.

I thought I would post the WotN sheet, although there were 3 further wines opened. These were bottles of Quinta de Loureiro 1871, (probably) Dow Crusted bottled 1986 and a magnificent bottle of Graham 1963.

Thank you for a great evening! Sorry that I had to leave early but was a good idea as there were train delays....

regards
WS1

Alex, would you mind posting what the top three wines are? I can't make it out from the image.

Sounds like a great evening was had!

akzy wrote:Alex, would you mind posting what the top three wines are? I can't make it out from the image.

Sounds like a great evening was had!

Graham 48 just beat the Fonseca 48 (both fabulous) with Dow 55 a distant 3rd

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CPR 1 wrote: ↑17:13 Fri 15 Dec 2023

akzy wrote:Alex, would you mind posting what the top three wines are? I can't make it out from the image.

Sounds like a great evening was had!

Graham 48 just beat the Fonseca 48 (both fabulous) with Dow 55 a distant 3rd

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Thank you!

The wines were as follows:

1. Warre 1970
2. Unknown Shipper, 1912 bottled by Day & Co
3. Sandeman 1900
4. Dow 1955
5. Offley Boa Vista, possibly 1955
6. Graham 1948, bottled by Harvey’s of Bristol
7. Sandeman 1922
8. Taylor 1963
9. Dow 1966
10. Fonseca 1948
11. Crusted bottled 1986, possibly from Dow
12. Quinta do Loureiro 1871
13. Graham 1963