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jdaw1 wrote: ↑21:28 Wed 03 Sep 2025 Printing problem believed fixed by a change of fonts. Pls test.

mcoulson wrote: ↑13:40 Wed 03 Sep 2025tricky I suspect to achieve.

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Yep thats fixed ... thank you

Alex M unfortunately has had to drop out .....

Michael your up .... Please let me have your menu choice ....

mcoulson wrote: ↑17:42 Sat 06 Sep 2025Alex M unfortunately has had to drop out .....

Michael your up .... Please let me have your menu choice

The placemats have been updated.

Hi
Confirming attendance thank you

Food order:
Butter bean bruschetta
Vegetarian bangers and mash

Looking forward to it.

mcoulson wrote: ↑08:09 Wed 27 Aug 2025 Alex - I've left peppercorn sauce, chips, green beans no butter with your steak .... a piece of steak on it's own feels odd ....

Present food order can be found here

Thank you so much !

Food order updated ..... B&F updated ..... see you all Tuesday

anybody bored around 17:30/18:00 - fee free to turn up and help pour

Can’t wait! Will be there between 18:30 and 19:00!

mcoulson wrote: ↑07:53 Sat 13 Sep 2025 anybody bored around 17:30/18:00 - fee free to turn up and help pour

I may be able to do so - need to confirm work plans for Tuesday, but if that could involve me working in London, then very possible. Will confirm.

I should be able to be there before 5.30 and happy to help with pouring.

mcoulson wrote:Food order updated ..... B&F updated ..... see you all Tuesday

anybody bored around 17:30/18:00 - fee free to turn up and help pour

Now looking good to see you c. 5:30pm.


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Should be there for 5.30.

ETA 1845

That was jolly fun. Thank you Martin, and all.

Thank you Martin for organising a very enjoyable evening. Once again I failed to identify that 2 glasses of port came from the same bottle !

I've updated the first posat with the bottles and also the scores ......

mcoulson wrote: ↑13:30 Thu 18 Sep 2025 I've updated the first posat with the bottles and also the scores ......

That looks like a really fun lineup, Martin. I know it was a blind tasting, but did anyone figure out during the course of the tasting that they were drinking primarily older LBV's?

As an aside, I see that the Pocas LBV did very well. Pocas not only makes very good TWAIOA and Colheitas, but their LBV's are top notch as well. I had their 1994 LBV last year and it's one of the best LBV's I've had (topped only by the 1995 Andresen and 1995 Smith Woodhouse). Their 2011 LBV is no slouch either.

Mike J. W. wrote: ↑16:31 Thu 18 Sep 2025

mcoulson wrote: ↑13:30 Thu 18 Sep 2025 I've updated the first posat with the bottles and also the scores ......

That looks like a really fun lineup, Martin. I know it was a blind tasting, but did anyone figure out during the course of the tasting that they were drinking primarily older LBV's?

As an aside, I see that the Pocas LBV did very well. Pocas not only makes very good TWAIOA and Colheitas, but their LBV's are top notch as well. I had their 1994 LBV last year and it's one of the best LBV's I've had (topped only by the 1995 Andresen and 1995 Smith Woodhouse). Their 2011 LBV is no slouch either.

Chaos pretty much existed but I have to say I was less than helpful when questioned ... Still a good night all round

mcoulson wrote: ↑16:33 Thu 18 Sep 2025

Mike J. W. wrote: ↑16:31 Thu 18 Sep 2025

mcoulson wrote: ↑13:30 Thu 18 Sep 2025 I've updated the first posat with the bottles and also the scores ......

That looks like a really fun lineup, Martin. I know it was a blind tasting, but did anyone figure out during the course of the tasting that they were drinking primarily older LBV's?

As an aside, I see that the Pocas LBV did very well. Pocas not only makes very good TWAIOA and Colheitas, but their LBV's are top notch as well. I had their 1994 LBV last year and it's one of the best LBV's I've had (topped only by the 1995 Andresen and 1995 Smith Woodhouse). Their 2011 LBV is no slouch either.

Chaos pretty much existed but I have to say I was less than helpful when questioned ... Still a good night all round

Chaos in this instance could absolutely be fun. I'm glad to hear that it was a good time, but jealous that I don't live in the UK to attend all of these tastings.

Mike J. W. wrote: ↑16:31 Thu 18 Sep 2025 As an aside, I see that the Pocas LBV did very well. Pocas not only makes very good TWAIOA and Colheitas, but their LBV's are top notch as well. I had their 1994 LBV last year and it's one of the best LBV's I've had (topped only by the 1995 Andresen and 1995 Smith Woodhouse). Their 2011 LBV is no slouch either.

Yeah, and that particular 1994 Poças LBV that you got to taste last year was only a "good" but not "great" showing. I have an empty 1994 Poças LBV on my trophy shelf from many years ago, because at the time that I tasted it I scored it a couple of points higher than I'd ever scored an LBV before. It's possible that some other LBV has matched that score by now, but I doubt it has ever been beaten.

Happy to see the 1996 do well in this tasting! 3rd overall, if I scanned the scores correctly?

Question: how did the 1999 Heredias and 1994 Fonseca score negative points?

On this occasion people had the chance to give there 6 points and up to -3 if they really did not like something