Consumed in the company of Uncle Tom and others at The Most Recent And Dishonourable Order Of The Dead Cow on 3rd May 2008.
I did not take a tasting note of this at the time so this is purely from a very hazy memory but I thought worthy of this post to mark the occassion.
Dark brownish red with a rather spicy nose which I recall commenting was better than the 1960 tasted earlier on that and on the previous evening. A delicious lingering taste, typical of these old fragile wines. I think I remember oranges.
That's as good as we're going to get unless Tom has a better memory than I.
Thanks Tom.
Derek
1935 Delaforce
1935 Delaforce Vintage Port
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
Ernest H. Cockburn
Ernest H. Cockburn
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At first sip this one seemed very tertiary, but the colour was very good for its age. Later it showed much better, sharing a distinctive peppery note with the '60.
In decline, but doing so gracefully. My first encounter with this wine, I'm pleased to have several more bottles!
Score 6-5
Tom
In decline, but doing so gracefully. My first encounter with this wine, I'm pleased to have several more bottles!
Score 6-5
Tom
I may be drunk, Miss, but in the morning I shall be sober and you will still be ugly - W.S. Churchill