1960 Dow

[jdaw1]

On Wednesday 2nd May 2012 Johnny Symington joined some regulars at The Bung Hole” , partly to show off the Graham 1952 Single Harvest Tawny. All this after a day spent at The Big Fortified Tasting.

Links:

• Review of the evening as a whole;
• 1965 Noval Crusted (AHB);
• 1966 Sandeman (DRT);
• 1966 Warre (RLC);
• 1963 Warre (PW);
• 1934 Dalva colheita (WS);
• 1960 Dow (BMHR);
• 1977 Niepoort (CMAG);
• 1975 Noval (JDAW);
• 1963 Sandeman (RAYC);
• 1960 Dow (THRA);
• 1952 Graham Single Harvest Tawny (Johnny Symington);
• Placemats;
• Planning and arrangements.

”  We are boycotting the corporately anodyne new name. Really, what snorey-dull person did that?

[jdaw1]

This is the TN for the D60 brought by THRA.

[jdaw1]

D60, brought by THRA, and my last TN for vintage port at the end of a very long day. ‟red-brown”, ‟heat then sugar-sweetness”. Soon after I retired to bed.

[Alex Bridgeman]

Deep burnished gold. Spicy nose, lifted and attractive; lots of fruit. Restrained fruit on entry, huge levels of acidity subduing the strawberry fruit. Lovely sweet red fruit aftertaste, and a long lingering curry leaf finish. Really nice port. 91/100.

[griff]

Curry leaves would have to be an unusual descriptor for an aged VP.

[Alex Bridgeman]

Curry leaves would have to be an unusual descriptor for an aged VP.

But that is what came to mind!

[griff]

Curry leaves would have to be an unusual descriptor for an aged VP.

But that is what came to mind!

And it left me intrigued. Must try more 1960 Dow