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Ficklin Vintage Port 1991

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Winery:
Ficklin Vineyards
Varietal:
Blend
Region:
USA > California > Madera
Type:
Dessert/Fortified
Color:
Red
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Winemakers Notes

Bottled May 17-20th, 1994. It now has 10 years of bottle aging. The 1991 Vintage Port is a blend of 43% Tinta Madeira, 31% Touriga, 18% Souzao, & 8% Tinta Cao. Prior to blending and bottling the wine spent 2 years in neutral oak tanks, while a portion of the Tinta Madeira aged in neutral 50 gal. barrels. This wine now shows a lush array of plum, cherry, tobacco, and leather. Only 1000 cases will be released for commercial sales.

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Wine Tasting NotesThe 1991 Vintage Port is a blend of 43% Tinta Madeira, 31% Touriga, 18% Souzao, & 8% Tinta Cao. Prior to blending and bottling the wine spent 2 years in neutral oak tanks, while a portion of the Tinta Madeira aged in neutral 50 gal. barrels. This wine now shows a lush array of plum, cherry, tobacco, and leather.


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Rating: Critics Challenge 2004 Award - As reviewed by Critics Challenge on 05/01/04 Soft, ready to drink. Very pleasant


 

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Rating: San Diego 2004 Bronze - As reviewed by San Diego Int'l Wine Comp. on 04/01/04


 

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