Just decanted for drinking later tonight and had to have a taste because the aromas coming out of the decanter were too good to pass.
Very light, nutty colour. Wonderfully elegant, with a deceiving lightness, but oh so complex. Dried citrus, nutty (notably almonds), raisin, but also hints of fig and strawberry. Long, delicious finish. I think this will gain some weight in the decanter and will be excellent later this evening.
1955 Warre
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- RonnieRoots
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Re: 1955 Warre
And it was excellent indeed. We drank it at D+3. It did gain some weight, but more in flavour than body. Benchmark Warre elegance, showing a bit more strawberry and even some cherry notes than at D+0, but otherwise very similar. Fully mature, but I don't see it going down anytime soon. Loved and thoroughly enjoyed by all at the table.
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Re: 1955 Warre
I'm glad to hear that it lived up to all the praise I gave it and that it was enjoyed by all.
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!
2025: Quevedo 1972 Colheita, b.2024. Just as good as Niepoort 1900!
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Re: 1955 Warre
And thanks again for the decanting advice.AHB wrote:I'm glad to hear that it lived up to all the praise I gave it and that it was enjoyed by all.
