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Porto St Claire

Posted: 05:48 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by g-man
Anybody ever hear about this house?
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Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 09:27 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by jdaw1
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Is it a BOB? Where did you see it?

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 09:55 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by Doggett
I got a couple of bottles from Lidl for £15 each. Am yet to try it properly, but went through most of a bottle after finishing some aged 40YO a couple of weeks ago, and it held up well. Lots of fire, but in a good way. On the label it is produced by C.da Silva, so would it suggest a Lidl BoB from Dalva? The Lidl I purchased from also had a same brand white Colheita for sale too, a 2007 that was also £14.99.

Simon

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 11:29 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by JB vintage
The house is C da Silva (who produce Dalva) so I would agree that it is likely a BOB for Lidl.

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 11:37 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by DRT
I don't think it is a BOB - it is also available on Amazon.

...and lots of other places around the world.

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 19:12 Sun 03 Jan 2016
by Andy Velebil
DRT wrote:I don't think it is a BOB - it is also available on Amazon.

...and lots of other places around the world.
Never seen it at their lodge, so maybe a label for specific markets??

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 16:38 Mon 04 Jan 2016
by g-man
I saw reference to it when i was taking my driving course, to reduce my insurance premiums, here in NY.

It was used as an example of the evils of drunk driving.

Re: Porto St Claire

Posted: 10:46 Sun 19 Feb 2017
by rn84
Hi all, relatively new port fans here - branching out from scotch! Sorry for resurrecting a zombie thread but just to say that this was confirmed to me by a Dalva/Cruz rep on a visit earlier this week (Feb 2017): according to him, Dalva are exclusive white label suppliers to Lidl, and so it is essentially Cruz port that you're drinking when you buy this or other labels.