jdaw1 wrote:Am alone in the house and nobody is looking.
Am alone in the house and nobody is looking.
Am alone in the house and nobody is looking.
What is the bottle immediately to the left of the 1965 Taylor Quinta de Vargellas? I see the one two to the left looks like it has a BBR label which would make that the 1963 which I would have expected to be next to the 1965 - so what's in between?
Very jealous, trust you will all have an excellent evening tomorrow night, providing JDAW's will-power holds.
Two lines: still-full bottles of Taylor, and empty washed re-labelled wine bottles, to be the decanters.
Nearest the camera one can just make out a TTF86 label:
FYI, my plan for tomorrow is to photograph as we decant, and post soon after (unless time becomes a binding constraint). So the TN threads might well gain posts during the day.
This tasting is being documented more thoroughly than some previous tasting. Attendees are encouraged to contribute by taking tasting notes, and then importantly posting them.
jdaw1 wrote:This tasting is being documented more thoroughly than some previous tasting. Attendees are encouraged to contribute by taking tasting notes, and then importantly posting them.
Ouch! Ouch! You got me twice!!!
"The first duty of Port is to be red" Ernest H. Cockburn
DrDirk and I are safely at home and had a quick dinner and the bt of Chateau Pibran 1955 which was beautiful. Since the weather is so miserable and cold I had to open some port (Offley 1970) which keeps us warm for the moment.
Looking fwd to tomorrow where temperatures will be even lower This will support port drinking even more
regards
DrDirk & WS1
"Sometimes too much to drink is barely enough" Mark Twain
Has decanting started yet? Where are the photos of that purple sunshine swirling through a funnel? Where are the pictures of the solid crud in the filter? Where are the descriptions of the appearance of the sediment in the bottles - whether it is leaf like, or solid, or powdery?
How do we know that there is no port, just two very happy (and intoxicated) port-heads in South London?
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!