Tonight: a bit of port education
Posted: 05:42 Wed 17 Jun 2009
Tonight, we're having some friends over for dinner. They all like a glass of port, but have never tasted the really good stuff. In return for giving us some very good sailing lessons, we've decided to give them a bit of port education. So, three ports will be opened (we can't really do more, or we will run out of bottles to fast...)
Cockburn Special Reserve
WHY, you may ask. Well, it's meant to be educational isn't it? That, and the fact that I'm more or less crippled after a capsize practice... call it payback.
Warre's Otima 20 Year Old
It's good to show a good tawny, if only to explain the different production methods. And this is the only tawny we have.
Fonseca 1985
It's the best vintage port we have here, and this should definitely show them what good vintage port is all about.
Looks like it will be a fun evening.
Cockburn Special Reserve
WHY, you may ask. Well, it's meant to be educational isn't it? That, and the fact that I'm more or less crippled after a capsize practice... call it payback.
Warre's Otima 20 Year Old
It's good to show a good tawny, if only to explain the different production methods. And this is the only tawny we have.
Fonseca 1985
It's the best vintage port we have here, and this should definitely show them what good vintage port is all about.
Looks like it will be a fun evening.