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Coolies. One of the "smart" things about this new portion of the Veritas "web presentation" is that it allows those of us who have never been there to see exactly how nice their tasting room and location are. It's very...
Just buy a regular Marsala, and cook with what you don't drink! Nice, often ... developed the market that ports or madeiras have over the past century. I've had unfortified, aged vintage versions in Sicily that were very...
Great port. Perfect portion of sweetness and nutty flavor. Will buy again.
It went great, I was just going to wait till I had a moment to collect my ... there was the 1991 Dow Porto Vintage - A light ruby color in the glass and giving off aromas of Black cherry, undergrowth, pipe smoke and...
A light ruby color in the glass and giving off aromas of Black cherry, undergrowth, pipe smoke and walnut with noticeable heat. On the palate it's rich and sumptuous but not overly sweet with cherry cough syrup, sage, and...
If anything, I think all these suggestions have just made matters more ... Rockford '98 Shiraz vintage port that I've been sitting on. My guess is that it's pretty tough, nay impossible to find that outside of Oz. Went...
Claybe - in fact, nothing is a good pairing with the Thanksgiving dinner. ... sweet like a tawny port or a really sweet sherry would be just fine. Coffee would be even better. If you have a vintage Port, I'd just have...
Yoshi. Im not sure if I can explain why the Peju Zin had the best influence on ... was almost like drinking a port. Every time I go out to Cali, I try to bring back a few bottles of it from Peju so I always have at...
A dark, deep and reserved blend of intense red and purple pour from this ... Once in the glass, this port begs to be sipped. Although, this wine will only improve with age, even young the intense fig, chocolate, and...
For your starers you could go for the dry riesling or dry sherry (amontillado) ... Then perhaps Sweet sherry or port to finish (or to go on ice cream)





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