1932 Gonzalez Byass
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Alex Bridgeman
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1932 Gonzalez Byass
1932 González Byass. Tasted 19-Feb-2025. Very fine sediment in suspension, ginger brown colour with a green rim. Oxidised VP on the nose. Barley sugar sweetness on the palate with a little red apple. A touch of ginger on the aftertaste and finish, good length. 82/100.
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mcoulson
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Re: 1932 Gonzalez Byass
This came from an auction house by the sea so had possible not had a wonderful life, interestingly one view was oxidised and another was sat on a window ledge.
It wasn’t the nicest port I’ve ever had but I did learn a lot from it.
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It wasn’t the nicest port I’ve ever had but I did learn a lot from it.
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