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1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 21:11 Wed 07 Jan 2015
by Alex Bridgeman
Pale rose red, 10% opaque. Wonderful spicy nose of mature fruit, full of warmth and Christmas cheer. Sweet and lovely fruit , mature and spicy with a great second surge of flavour on the mid-palate. Gently peppery on the aftertaste, long and lively on the finish. Very fine. 91/100.
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review thread contains a list of all the ports on show at the 2014 Berry Brothers Port Walk.
Re: 1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 02:08 Thu 08 Jan 2015
by LGTrotter
I liked both of the 70s shown here. This was the better of the two, but not by so very much. Gentle and fragrant, this is a complete port with backbone and balance. But the minor wines of 1970 are starting to feel like ports with nowhere left to go.
Re: 1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 19:43 Thu 08 Jan 2015
by djewesbury
Spiritous nose, with liquorice beneath. The mouth gave soft fruit but the ending was harsh. Preferred the Quarles.
Re: 1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 12:51 Mon 12 Jan 2015
by idj123
Daniel and I disagree on this-I felt the GC70 to a lovely fully mature VP (with that slightly brown sugary aroma), wheras the QH70 was rather thin and way past its best (whatever its best was).
Re: 1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 21:10 Mon 12 Jan 2015
by flash_uk
Didn't take a note on either of the GC70 or QH70. These bottles (QH70 and GC70) were at the end of the circuit, so I stood by, quality assuring them several times, also side-by-side, and concluded both were very nice equally.
Re: 1970 Gould Campbell
Posted: 21:19 Sun 18 Jan 2015
by AW77
almost younger than the '77s ports on show, sweeter than the '70QH, not bad as well