Berry Brothers Port Walk 29th November

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Ajm218
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Berry Brothers Port Walk 29th November

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Hi guys,

I'm new to the board but have been lurking for a while. Just found out that I've got tickets for this year's BBr port walk after they had a cancellation. Is anyone else going? What are people's experience - I've heard good things...

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RAYC
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Good to hear from you - I overlooked the original email from BBR and missed out!

Still on the waiting list and hoping....

Unfortunately I believe a number of others also on the board who usually go missed out this year, which is a pity - it is a very good event. The review from those who went last year is here

Judging by the number of 77s that went on their retail list recently (including Fonseca), i wouldn't be surprised if you had a rather good line-up. Probably also the rather lovely Gould 66, and a couple of other nice old Symington bottles i'm sure.

Do als feel free to sign for one of the London offlines as well if you are interested! (usually held at a Davy's restuarant in Holborn)
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Hello to a Surrey cricket fan. As Rob says, Berry Bros usually arrange a good evening. Enjoy.
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jdaw1 wrote:Hello to a Surrey cricket fan. As Rob says, Berry Bros usually arrange a good evening. Enjoy.
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I was another one of the people who usually go to the Port Walk but missed out this year. They are usually really good events where you get to try a variety of different ports.

Please let us know what wines were on show and what you thought of them when you have been.
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The day is finally upon us and am getting pretty excited about it - anyone heard or seen anything about the ports for tonight?
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Even more frustrating than missing out on tickets...was receiving them following a customer return and having to then give them up due to work.

Happily, PhilW and THRA are the beneficiaries of my misfortune so will be joining you tonight
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anyone heard or seen anything about the ports for tonight?
No - will wait and see!
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Moved review to review thread/forum, where I should have posted it in the first place.
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