1994 Tesco

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jdaw1
Cockburn 1851
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Re: 1994 Tesco

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Cr94: dark dark red, 70% opaque. No.
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idj123 wrote: 08:33 Tue 26 Mar 2024Ck and Tesco corks pulled at c9pm last night and decanted this morning at 6.15. No problem with the Ck cork, but yes, the Tesco cork disintegrated!
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Note - apparently bottle was labelled "Symingtons" rather than Quarles Harris, which previous bottles may have been?

50%+ opaque with some slight browning to rim. Nose already mature and not very appealing. Palate better than nose, but only just. Would have been sold to buy & drink immediately, so possibly not a surprise that this is past it. 4/7.
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Opened at 21.00. Double decanted at 06.45. Tasted at 19.40.

Mature red colour with a copper coloured rim, 80% opaque. Baked and raisiny on the nose. Sweet and raisiny palate with dry tannins. Baked, but pleasant enough. 86/100.
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