Glasses, continued

Anything to do with Port.
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Which glass do you prefer for Port?

Large Brandy Snifter
0
No votes
Medium Brandy Snifter
1
7%
Tiny Brandy Snifter
0
No votes
Official Port Glass
10
71%
Cognac Glass
0
No votes
Medium red-wine glass (open top, avg bulb)
1
7%
Other - Riedel Stemless
0
No votes
Other - Giant red-wine glass
1
7%
Other
1
7%
 
Total votes: 14

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SushiNorth
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Glasses, continued

Post by SushiNorth »

So I was thinking more about the glasses thread, and thought perhaps I'd see where people stood on the glass preference (for Port). I started with a selection from my cabinet of some unadorned representatives of different sizes/shapes. I haven't any stemless Riedel, but I've added it to the poll for those who prefer it. (750 bottle for size reference, port glass is from Ferreira :) )

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From left to right (then "other")
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Link to that thread on where to buy glasses

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I voted "other" as I prefer the Riedel vinum port glass, which wasn't one of the ones on your list.

Alex
Top Ports in 2024: Niepoort 1900 Colheita, b.1971. A near perfect Port.

2025: Quevedo 1972 Colheita, b.2024. Just as good as Niepoort 1900!
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AHB wrote:I voted "other" as I prefer the Riedel vinum port glass, which wasn't one of the ones on your list.

Alex
Who'd have guessed?
Port is basically a red drink
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What AHB really means is

"I prefer to drink my port from a Riedel Vinum Port Glass which is kept in its own ittle wooden box and carried with me everywhere I go"

But don't let anyone ever tell you he's a Geek :wink: :lol:

Derek
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Post by Alex Bridgeman »

Derek T. wrote:What AHB really means is

"I prefer to drink my port from a Riedel Vinum Port Glass which is kept in its own ittle wooden box and carried with me everywhere I go"

But don't let anyone ever tell you he's a Geek :wink: :lol:

Derek
This comment coming from the man who prints his own labels for bottles he acquires that are just bare glass! :roll:
Top Ports in 2024: Niepoort 1900 Colheita, b.1971. A near perfect Port.

2025: Quevedo 1972 Colheita, b.2024. Just as good as Niepoort 1900!
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AHB wrote:
Derek T. wrote:What AHB really means is

"I prefer to drink my port from a Riedel Vinum Port Glass which is kept in its own ittle wooden box and carried with me everywhere I go"

But don't let anyone ever tell you he's a Geek :wink: :lol:

Derek
This comment coming from the man who prints his own labels for bottles he acquires that are just bare glass! :roll:
Great - two Port obsessives claiming the other is a geek. Apparently, Mussolini reckoned Hitler was a bit of a Fascist.
Port is basically a red drink
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Post by SushiNorth »

OK, this was a useful post, next bottle I open i'm spreading across some of those glasses (and maybe a riedel) and comparing. I may have been too harsh on the establishment.
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