Tasting notes:
Note: on the evening, we opened what was expected to be a 1935 Cockburn and discovered it to be a 1950 Cockburn, hence two entries for 1950 Cockburn in the tasting notes.
1960 Cockburn
Re: 1960 Cockburn
25% opacity, amber brown. Dried red fruit. Smooth, delicate, refined, rich. Lovely, lovely port. Soft, sweet, good fruit and in balance.
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Re: 1960 Cockburn
Mature brick red, 40% opaque. Not much on the nose other than a little sweet nectar. An odd palate, fresh and with plentiful fruit rather than the mature tertiary-toned flavours expected. The palate is balanced with lovely fruit and acidity. Bitter cranberry finish and a huge length. A very lovely bottle. 92/100.
Top 2025: Quevedo 1972 Colheita, b.2024. Just as good as Niepoort 1900!
2026: DR Very Old White, Graham Stone Terraces 2011, Quevedo Branco 1986 b.2026
2026: DR Very Old White, Graham Stone Terraces 2011, Quevedo Branco 1986 b.2026