1980 Warre

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jdaw1
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1980 Warre

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nac
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One of six bottles acquired from Seckford in June 2021.

Level into neck, no obvious seepage.
Cork came out more or less whole. Very heavy sediment.
Double decanted and Vac-u-Vined at 0700 on morning of tasting.
Passed QA tasting.
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winesecretary
Niepoort 1977
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Middling garnet hue. Smooth. Delicious black cherry wine for drinking now.
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My WOTN. Relatively dark compared to others. A smooth port with cherry bakewell delight and long length. Really lovely and drinking great.
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Reddish in the middle. Nose is attractive but subtle. In the mouth, very limited fruit. Slightly orangey. Little acidic. No tannins. Short aftertaste. Fine.
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Pale red, slightly red/orange rim. The nose seemed a little subdued for my liking. The palate picked up a bit, with red cherries and maybe some orange blossom. I found the rather smooth aftertaste to be over too quickly, though.
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