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g-man wrote:

AHB wrote:'81 Ferreira? Really?

oops 91

You had me all excited about a previously unknown port! Hey ho.

It seems that no-one is volunteering to help Derek and I tomorrow night. If anyone changes their mind at the last minute, we should be there from a little after 5pm.

Can you provide a transcription of the rest of the text you've posted?

'81 Ferreira? Really?

OMG WHEN DID THE TAXES AND FEES COST > COST OF THE FLIGHT?????? Since about April 1995, when I flew to Dublin for £1 and the next month the government realised they wereissing one of the pleasures of life from their list of things to tax. Now you have to pay tax on alcohol, tobacco, holidays and sex.

I did include the ports tasted in the review post that I made. However, as requested I will include them here. The ports tasted on 10th March were: 1990 Cavadinha 2003 Colmaca 1982 Croft NV Dow Icon Reserve 1991 Fonseca Guimaraens 1980 Graham 1970 Martinez 1991 Noval 2005 Osborne LBV 1991 Roriz 1991...

Steward?" demanded the policeman as

1992 was declared by Taylor Fladgate, and generally it is Fonseca and Taylor that are attracting high prices. If you can find the second tier wines from the Symington Family Estates, these might represent good value for money - Malvedos, for example. 1992 was also declared by Niepoort and Noval and ...

benread wrote:

DRT wrote:around £50 to pay for sundries.

Is that their renowned (at least on this site I seem to recall) chips?!

Partly, but also partly for their very special chip sauce.

A fun blind tasting last night, where we were looked after very well once more - and when I was reminded that if we want rib-eye on the bone we can order them in advance when we book the room! It was a little confusing, with people dropping in, turning up late and leaving early, but all told there w...

Forrester spotted the boat sailing

where the Old Taylor is

"Ah!" sighed the man with

about why so many glasses

Only if you're with us in person to share the pleasure.

jdaw1 wrote:‟More Bottles”?

Or "Port Worth Sharing"

a wide range of Riedel

You may find 29th April is tough to get accommodation in London as that is the day of the Royal Wedding. Also, as that is only a 3 day week in the UK due to Monday and Friday being public holidays, we will probably find it very difficult to organise a well attended offline on either of those days. I...

marc j. wrote:Sign me up!

Marc

Does this mean that you are on the Harvest Trip and planning to travel back to the US via London?

Alex

I am taking the decision for everyone to switch to full bottles so as to ensure portion sizes are not compromised. I may be bringing a guest (KD, right handed) but will not be able to confirm until tomorrow. I will contact TCP later tonight to switch from the Office to a larger table in the tunnels.

look inside!"

Meanwhile, down at

Wolfgang, Rob,

Please let me know asap if you will be at TCP on Thursday. I need to know as the office will only hold 6 and if all the potential participants turn up, we will be 7.

In case there are further latecomers, I may change from 2 half bottles to a full bottle. Any thoughts?

tray of glasses in the

the equipment inside was hidden

Julian - draft tasting mats reviewed. Please include the sticky labels - these were very useful last time (even if I did get a little confused with the best way to use them after having consumed half a bottle of F77). Please add THRA to the place mats, although this may make the layout of the pages ...