Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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Thread title edited by jdaw1 to include proposed date.

Our offline agenda has been a bit thin this year, with nothing now scheduled before the autumn..

- Ideas..?

Following permission from Tom, AHB has added the following:
Where: The Boot & Flogger 10-20 Redcross Way, SE1 1TA
When: 18h30 on Wednesday 20th July
What: Anything But Vintage III - unless anyone objects vigorously
Who:
  1. Uncle Tom;
  2. AHB;
  3. Flash;
  4. Ian;
  5. WS1
  6. Forest 26
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uncle tom wrote:- Ideas..?
Let's have an offline!
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flash_uk wrote:
uncle tom wrote:- Ideas..?
Let's have an offline!
Excellent idea. I know a place we could meet quite close to Borough Market.

When shall we three meet again? How about w/c 18th July? Or Thursday 7th?
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AHB wrote: How about w/c 18th July? Or Thursday 7th?
Thursdays awkward for me.

Which doesn’t prohibit both.
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When shall we three meet again?
In thunder, lightning or in rain
When the hurlyburly's done
When the battle's lost and won
That will be ere the set of sun


- Sounds like this year's weather and politics...

The next line is:

Where the place?
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jdaw1 wrote:
AHB wrote: How about w/c 18th July? Or Thursday 7th?
Thursdays awkward for me.

Which doesn’t prohibit both.
I can't do this Thursday. W/c 18th Is a bit uncertain - the 19th is out, but if one of the other days were chosen I should be OK to make. Could also do Tuesday 2 August.
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How about Wednesday 20th? At the Boot & Flogger unless anyone wants to try a new venue such as the Habit on Crutched Friars or The Cooperage in Greenwich (which is Ian Wright's current location).
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AHB wrote:How about Wednesday 20th? At the Boot & Flogger unless anyone wants to try a new venue such as the Habit on Crutched Friars or The Cooperage in Greenwich (which is Ian Wright's current location).
Works for me as does pretty much any day one would care to suggest-I getting the delirium tremens (oh, wait that's because of the big match tonight) :D
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oh, wait that's because of the big match tonight
The Welsh flag will be flying outside the White Horse tonight..
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uncle tom wrote:
oh, wait that's because of the big match tonight
The Welsh flag will be flying outside the White Horse tonight..
You could play safe and just decorate the White Horse with red and green bunting. You'll be guaranteed a winner and not offend anyone.
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AHB wrote:How about Wednesday 20th? At the Boot & Flogger unless anyone wants to try a new venue such as the Habit on Crutched Friars or The Cooperage in Greenwich (which is Ian Wright's current location).
Count me in for the 20th. Julian and I did a recce to The Habit - was OK but not as good as the B&F in my opinion. Suspect Greenwich is a bit of a hike in the wrong direction for many of us?
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We have three confirmed for Wednesday 20th July - that makes a quorum.

Any requests for a particular theme? Is this an opportunity for us to hold the long awaited "Anything but Vintage III" offline?

Tom - let me know if you don't want me (or Julian) to edit your first post to hold the details.
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Tom - let me know if you don't want me (or Julian) to edit your first post to hold the details.
Feel free - no probs..
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uncle tom wrote:
Tom - let me know if you don't want me (or Julian) to edit your first post to hold the details.
Feel free - no probs..
Tom had previously given me a reusable generic permission for same.
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Re: Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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Since this post has now been up for more than 24 hours and not all seats have been taken, I am minded to cross post it on FTLOP and see if any of the UK based posters (or lurkers) would like to join us next week.

Any objections?
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!
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AHB wrote:Since this post has now been up for more than 24 hours and not all seats have been taken, I am minded to cross post it on FTLOP and see if any of the UK based posters (or lurkers) would like to join us next week.

Any objections?
OK with me.
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I did confirm that I was in!
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And JDAW appears to have confirmed he is not in, despite us having chosen a not-Thursday.
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Hi,

I maybe able to make it. So please put me down.

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What: Anything But Vintage III - unless anyone objects vigorously
Believe it or not, I have almost nothing that is not vintage port! I would happily adopt something interesting from another attendee if someone had a spare bottle which fits the theme?
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Links:
Anything But Vintage I (05 August 2010);
Anything But Vintage II (07 July 2011);
Anything But Vintage III (two failures to launch).
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flash_uk wrote:
What: Anything But Vintage III - unless anyone objects vigorously
Believe it or not, I have almost nothing that is not vintage port! I would happily adopt something interesting from another attendee if someone had a spare bottle which fits the theme?
Almost nothing implies that you do have something but that you are not happy with the level of interest that the something might generate.

Should we do this blind or sighted? If we do it sighted you would get a feel for what others are bringing and how that compares to what you could contribute.
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Hi - I should be able to attend.
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AHB wrote:
flash_uk wrote:
What: Anything But Vintage III - unless anyone objects vigorously
Believe it or not, I have almost nothing that is not vintage port! I would happily adopt something interesting from another attendee if someone had a spare bottle which fits the theme?
Almost nothing implies that you do have something but that you are not happy with the level of interest that the something might generate.

Should we do this blind or sighted? If we do it sighted you would get a feel for what others are bringing and how that compares to what you could contribute.
After I wrote this I then checked my records - I did have one old Warre LBV which I drank a few months ago, and I drank my last bottle of brown sticky stuff last month, so the latest news is I have exactly nothing :-)
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flash_uk wrote:After I wrote this I then checked my records - I did have one old Warre LBV which I drank a few months ago, and I drank my last bottle of brown sticky stuff last month, so the latest news is I have exactly nothing :-)
I've got a modest amount of LBV and I'm sure that I could help you out, but is there anything that's not VP that you'd like to try and have always wanted an excuse to go and buy? Croft Pink port for example? Or a bottle of Graham 1882 Ne Oublie? Or something priced somewhere between the two?

There's growing availability of decent colheitas and tawnies these days and it could be an opportunity to get your hands on one of those and confirm that these should be used for cooking or feeding to Phil.

I've taken a look at my stock list and decided that I will bring a bottle of Dow 1962 LBV (bottled 1966). I've been looking for an excuse to open this for some time. If anyone (such as Mike) decides they'd like to adopt rather than buy I can offer a choice from the following:
  • Berry Brothers Crusted 2003
  • Croft 2004 LBV
  • Duorum LBV 2007 or 2010
  • Fonseca LBV 2001 or 2003
  • Fonseca Terra Prima Organic reserve ruby
  • Graham Crusted bottled 1985 or 2002 or 2003
  • Niepoort Crusted bottled 2011
  • Noval LBV 2005
  • Quinta da Pedra Alta LBV 2005
  • Quarles Harris LBV 2008
  • Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982
  • Taylor LBV 2010 (½)
  • Warre LBV 1982 or 1986 or 1994 or 2001
The bottles in bold and large are easily on hand but if anyone has a compelling reason to want to try any of the others listed above then I will endeavour to make the trip to my offsite storage to get hold of the requested bottle. Terms would be my usual - swap a bottle for a bottle.

Interesting to note I own no brown sticky stuff (also known as cooking port).
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Happy with the 'Anything but vintage' theme and have some brown sticky stuff, a bit of crusted and one or two LBVs that could be deployed.
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AHB wrote:minded to cross post it on FTLOP and see if any of the UK based posters (or lurkers) would like to join us next week.
Link to :ftlop2014: t=39728.
AHB wrote:I've taken a look at my stock list and decided that I will bring a bottle of Dow 1962 LBV (bottled 1966).
Anybody else ready to reveal?
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Anybody else ready to reveal?
Also an LBV of some antiquity - probably..
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jdaw1 wrote:
AHB wrote:minded to cross post it on FTLOP and see if any of the UK based posters (or lurkers) would like to join us next week.
Link to :ftlop2014: t=39728.
AHB wrote:I've taken a look at my stock list and decided that I will bring a bottle of Dow 1962 LBV (bottled 1966).
Anybody else ready to reveal?
I have a Warre 62 LBV that is becoming a bit sticky and so I think I'll bring that (will replace if it looks to have 'failed').
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idj123 wrote:
jdaw1 wrote:
AHB wrote:minded to cross post it on FTLOP and see if any of the UK based posters (or lurkers) would like to join us next week.
Link to :ftlop2014: t=39728.
AHB wrote:I've taken a look at my stock list and decided that I will bring a bottle of Dow 1962 LBV (bottled 1966).
Anybody else ready to reveal?
I have a Warre 62 LBV that is becoming a bit sticky and so I think I'll bring that (will replace if it looks to have 'failed').
How interesting, a 1962 horizontal...
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Hi
I guess it is for me to bring the sticky stuff.
I have a bottle of 1934 Dalva tawny - it is a 1970's Bottling. I am curious to learn how older bottlings vary over time. I will bring a reserve bottle of something else bottled more recently - just in case!

I may be a little late arriving on Wednesday.
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I have a bottle of 1934 Dalva tawny - it is a 1970's Bottling
Let me guess... - dumpy bottle with a splayed mouth, paper thin red wax capsule, splitting and peeling away, covering a tapered cork..
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Probably - I think I have a few .... I'll dig it out tomorrow.
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I like the look of those bottles, though sadly don't own any. The last I tasted was courtesy of Wolfgang, I think (perhaps) in 2012. Unfortunately I am not in a position to be able to join you next week, much as I wish I could. Have an excellent evening.
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Alex - could I possibly adopt your offer of Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982?
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flash_uk wrote:Alex - could I possibly adopt your offer of Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982?
Absolutely.

I can print the placemats on Monday, but if there are any changes after Monday pm which need to be reflected in the placemats someone else will need to print the revised version.
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AHB wrote:
flash_uk wrote:Alex - could I possibly adopt your offer of Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982?
Absolutely.

I can print the placemats on Monday, but if there are any changes after Monday pm which need to be reflected in the placemats someone else will need to print the revised version.
Fantastic - many thanks Alex. I'll likely be in the office on Wednesday afternoon so I can pick up any late printing required.
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AHB wrote:
  • Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982
flash_uk wrote:Alex - could I possibly adopt your offer of Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982?
When bottled?
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jdaw1 wrote:
AHB wrote:
  • Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982
flash_uk wrote:Alex - could I possibly adopt your offer of Smith Woodhouse LBV 1982?
When bottled?
I believe in 1986.
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Just returned from hols and yes I am thirsty thus this works a treat.

I will bring a 1977 Quinta do Infantado Colheita;

This was bottled in 1986 thus any thoughts on when to open / decant?
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I have a guest for Weds if that's ok? It's Alun (AJH-lefty), who's attended before. Will advise what he's bringing as soon as I can but likely to be a colheita.
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CPR 1 wrote:Just returned from hols and yes I am thirsty thus this works a treat.

I will bring a 1977 Quinta do Infantado Colheita;

This was bottled in 1986 thus any thoughts on when to open / decant?
Charles, likely to be a bit musty if my experience of other such bottles is anything to go by and so suggest opening a few hours beforehand to give time for the mustiness to blow away.

Oh and incidentally, my W62 LBV was bottled in 66.
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Absolutely fine to bring Alun. Delighted he and Charles can join us.

Can someone else print the latest set of placemats please?
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Gentlemen, with great regret, I will have to bail out of Wednesday.
I was banking on leaving work early to catch the train but this is no longer possible. :(
Have a great evening and I look forward to catching up with you soon.
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AHB wrote:Absolutely fine to bring Alun. Delighted he and Charles can join us.

Can someone else print the latest set of placemats please?
Yes I can do.
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Has the room been booked? Glasses requested? Food order arranged?
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Re: Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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The room has been booked but nothing else has been done to help our hosts.

If you have the time to help out - even if only booking glasses - please do.
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Re: Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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I can confirm that Alun is bringing a 1978 Barros Colheita (bottled in 2011 I believe).
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idj123 wrote:I can confirm that Alun is bringing a 1978 Barros Colheita (bottled in 2011 I believe).
I'm on placemat duty now. Will update the placemat tonight and print tomorrow.
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Re: Getting thirsty? (Wed 20th July 2016)

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Work has me in Milton Keynes until 5.30 tomorrow. I will be a little late arriving at B&F.
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