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jaimetown
DC area
Wine Labeler
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 | | 07/08/2003 3:49 PM |
| What this port lacks in complexity, it makes up in its wonderful, velvety texture and purity of fruit. Aromatically it is a little closed right now, but it drank well nonetheless. A nice after dinner drink to sip on the porch. It is much better than a lot of other ruby ports I have tried in the same price range. Purchased for $15, this is my 5th or 6th bottle tried and still very nice.
87pts. | | | |
| Tim
Barrel Filler
Posts:1465
| | 07/09/2003 3:01 AM |
| | Thanks for the note, I've still got quite a bit of this as well, I really liked it last year, great QPR IMHO. Not quite port weather around here though.... | | | |
| Ken Bueckert
Grape Destemmer
Posts:93
| | 07/09/2003 4:46 AM |
| jaimetown
Quinta do Noval is my favorite LBV Port. Being unfiltered, its' not as sweet and syruppy as some of the others.
I love a little port after dinner also, but can't afford VP for every day drinking (just special occasions).
LBV Port and a cigar after dinner...yummmmmmmmm! | | | |
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