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22 Nov 17
07:40
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Once a year port drinker here. (Christmas is coming)
Have drunk some right rubbish marketed as special 10 year aged or somesuch in past years - Taylors I think.
Please tell me a decent port.
Have drunk some right rubbish marketed as special 10 year aged or somesuch in past years - Taylors I think.
Please tell me a decent port.
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Southampton.....
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or.....for value....
Waitrose Late-Bottled Vintage Port, Symington Family Estates, 20% abv |
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Enjoyed this one a couple of years ago....
Berry Bros. & Rudd William Pickering 20 Year Old Tawny Port, 21% abv |
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Aldi have a pack which contains 20cl. bottles of 10, 20, 30, and 40 yr old. It's priced at £29.99.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/maynard%27s-100-years-of-port/p/071783187494300 |
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Interesting, cooperman.
But I just wonder if stuff marketed like that isn't going to be as good as stuff that is sold on reputation..... Thanks, Lady V might pop into Waitrose. |
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Aldi have won some pretty impressive medals for some of their products.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-3091062/Aldi-sells-25-year-old-bottle-vintage-port-14-99.html |
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think you should try Taylors 10yr age dear boy....oooops cancel that
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Agree with Her Ladyship. Berry Bros. Port is a different class and very reasonably priced. I first enjoyed this Port at a City of London function honouring The Worshipful Company of Successful Gamblers.
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gives me gout which is a crying shame
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I might try some of that Berry's stuff.
If it is good enough for the nobility and Slicer, its good enough for me. |
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I will be passing CostCutters on my way home.
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How kind Mr Hacksaw. I don't think you will be disappointed.
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I think it's highly unlikely to be available in CostCutters. However you might find an alternative in the Poundshop. There is a litre of subtly flavoured blue Port available for a pound. It has a designer label and is called Windshield Washer. Not to be recommended.
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If you can remember what it was like then clearly you didn't have enough.
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I didn't want to outdo the Lord Mayor of London!!!
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Brandy and Port ....a great drink for a hangover
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