1960 Sandeman
1960 Sandeman
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Re: 1960 Sandeman
No label. No branding on capsule. This could be embarrassing.
Cork clearly branded ‟1960”, and also a shipper, there being space for 8ish characters, the characters just after the middle being ‟EM”, and maybe an ‟A” next. Phew.
Decanted about 14:45.
Cork clearly branded ‟1960”, and also a shipper, there being space for 8ish characters, the characters just after the middle being ‟EM”, and maybe an ‟A” next. Phew.
Decanted about 14:45.
Re: 1960 Sandeman
S60: nosing of sweet cherries maraschino cherries. To taste there is heat, medium-sweet cherries, and an undertaste of strawberries. At its peak. PP suggested ‟marzipan”, not found by me.
For me, third-placed in the WOTN competition.
For me, third-placed in the WOTN competition.
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Re: 1960 Sandeman
A strange, almost sandpaper/desert component on the nose. Actually reminded me most of a level out of Mario Brothers 3 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, but let's not go there there just now. Too much heat in the mouth for me, without any real effort to compensate. Shows good structure, but this MUST have been better 10+ years ago. 84pts
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Re: 1960 Sandeman
Mature red, promising some elegance. A lively nose, very floral and with some sweet, dusty plum. Sweet, medium bodied and a delightful texture; full of fruit and with a good complexity - a big palate presence. Delicious aftertaste; big flavours that are full of red licorice and black pepper. 88/100.
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Re: 1960 Sandeman
Pepper on the nose. Quite light in the mouth but very tasty with damson jam and a nice long finish.
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