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Glenn E. wrote:Do we need a clue? Or have I killed the thread?

It is an ex-question; it has ceased to be; it has...
oh, ok; er.. how about "do you feel valued?"

Yes. But could it be named “Selling Port”, as it is about selling. We could compromise on “Selling or Buying Port”, in that order, but this section really isn’t for “I need a 1904 Sandeman. Who has?” I would also agree, this is not about buying; "Port for sale", "Port to sell?" ...

Maybe, depending on the motivation. On the positive side: - it might encourage those thinking of posting, seeing other similar posts with responses. - if the poster reads such previous posts, they might have all the info they need, and then not post. On the negative side: - if the poster reads such ...

"Whitwhams Wines Limited, Altrincham, Cheshire" was the best fit I could find also, seems to be a reasonable assumption.
(n.b. no apostrophe, and seems to have become "Whitwhams Wines" instead of "Whitwham and Company wines" sometime in the 60's)

Have checked; I have one bottle of G70, but the label is heavily damaged; It is English bottled by "?????????????s Wine Limited, ?????????????ire". Can you post a picture so that the sleuths can guess? Pic here (click for large version): http://www.hallarn.com/vpid/thumbs/labels/IMG_1326....

Have checked; I have one bottle of G70, but the label is heavily damaged; It is English bottled by "?????????????s Wine Limited, ?????????????ire".

P.

I'm in, subject to date. Will check my G70 (good choice; I had previously considered W70 for the same purpose - if there are a similar number of shippers for G70 this could be very interesting).

There have been several previous discussions on possibilities of EB vs OB, and of a shipper-verizontal; both are imo excellent ideas, and I would be up fo either / both, dates permitting.

A bottle of your own P?

Should be perfect about now; someone call Glenn and wake him up to post a pic
Sadly the sun came up here as usual, so no view for us, but at least the world doesn't seem to have ended (again).

Wales?

Palestine?

Perhaps a Bredell's?

jdaw1 wrote:

PhilW wrote:I'm almost tempted to go back and post mine too...

Do it.

Done.

Dwarfed by the company.
Rating: Good/Very Good.

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Rating: Excellent

Rating: Very Good

round, smooth, lovely complexity, delicious.
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very slightly acid edge though minimal, but very nice port.
Rating: Excellent

medium colour, chewy, long long aftertaste, very slight bitterness/tawny edge but very faint, very nice port.
Rating: Very Good/Excellent

dwarfed by company; otherwise good, though with slight edge to it - cork had dried/crumbled.
Rating: Good

Classic W77.
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medium colour, pink (no orange), absolutely delicious
Rating: Excellent