1945 Quinta do Noval

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1945 Quinta do Noval

Postby jdaw1 » 22:32 Thu 15 Dec 2011

The annual Christmas event, this instance on Thursday 15th December 2011, as always in The Bell, Wendens Ambo, Essex CB11 4JY, and as always with the theme The Unknown Shipper and His Peculiar Friends.

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Quinta do Noval Nacional 1962
 
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Re: 1945 Quinta do Noval

Postby AHB » 22:01 Tue 20 Dec 2011

A badly ullaged bottle. Mid red colour, holding some particulate; 60% opaque. Smelly on the nose, lots of bottle stink. Sweet, mild and sugary impact; long mid-palate of mild syrup. Hot aftertaste then a lingering length of good impact - big on the finish. 82/100.
2013 Vintage Port of the year (so far) - Quinta do Noval 1931
2012 Vintage Port of the year - 1927 Graham and 1922 Warre
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Dow 1970
 
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Re: 1945 Quinta do Noval

Postby JacobH » 16:15 Mon 26 Dec 2011

Good red colour. Horrible bottle stink. In the mouth, some slight rounded cherries. Followed by long, woody, aftertaste but let down, alas, by the bottle stink.
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Re: 1945 Quinta do Noval

Postby DRT » 21:17 Wed 25 Jan 2012

Very stinky. Thin, sugary and shot to pieces. What a pitty.
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