From 90ml
A full deep mahogany, shining in the light. Pale green rim.
Nose of rancio, fig, date, nut, dry tokay. It’s all gone a bit Szazmorodni.
Palate starts rather sweeter than the nose would suggest but dried out quickly through star anise to a dried orange and Cuban cigar ash finish. Pushed, I would say it could be top class Honduran, but my assessment would be a well- matured Cuban. Hoyo de Monterrey from the late 1990s?
It sidetracked me rather interestingly (to me). Also rather good port, but not in the usual vernacular.
NV Quevedo Tawny 30YO (bottled 2024)
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