1967 Cockburn

[winesecretary]

A lovely pale pink.

Super, lightweight port. Pretty cranberry scented almond essence stuff. Acidity a bit prominent.

This is ravishing port in the lighter vein. Pop and decant and pour and enjoy.

[Alex Bridgeman]

But what was this George?

[winesecretary]

Updated to include shipper. It might not have been in the first five bottles opened that evening.

[nac]

As above...
Fairly light, but drinking beautifully. Really doesn't need any decanting time. Not going to last forever, but no rush to finish these up.

[PhilW]

I like Ck67; it's a gentle and enjoyable softer port rather than powerhouse, and often found at quite reasonable prices.
I haven't seen another bottle of the "Joanna" bottling of Ck67 for a while now.

[Alex Bridgeman]

I like Ck67; it's a gentle and enjoyable softer port rather than powerhouse, and often found at quite reasonable prices.
I haven't seen another bottle of the "Joanna" bottling of Ck67 for a while now.

I have one left (out of 12) in my cellar, but haven't seen any of these offered for sale for 20+ years.

[Mike J. W.]

I like Ck67; it's a gentle and enjoyable softer port rather than powerhouse, and often found at quite reasonable prices.
I haven't seen another bottle of the "Joanna" bottling of Ck67 for a while now.

I have one left (out of 12) in my cellar, but haven't seen any of these offered for sale for 20+ years.

I picked up 2 of these about 4 years ago at an Acker's auction in the U.S. for under $100 each. I have yet to try one, but I plan on drinking one in 2027 along with a 1967 Butler Nephew.