AHB wrote:I've just noticed that Quinta do Sagrado 2011 is missing from the list of declarations. They filled 2,700 bottles.
jdaw1 wrote:
AHB wrote:I've just noticed that Quinta do Sagrado 2011 is missing from the list of declarations. They filled 2,700 bottles.
jdaw1 wrote:
It is easier for us to see labels than blends, for which reason it probably lies on that side. (Though obviously Danish-label G11 is deemed to equal USA-label G11.)RAYC wrote:Or, to put it another way by choosing just one of the many examples: according to the convention that is intended in the first post, would Niepoort Secundum 1999 VP and Fortnum & Mason 1999 VP be regarded as the same "declaration" or as two separate "declarations"?
Sounds sensible.jdaw1 wrote:It is easier for us to see labels than blends, for which reason it probably lies on that side.
Tanners wrote:Most of our House Ports are produced by Churchill Graham, apart from our Tanners Fine Reserve Port, which we source from Fonseca. If you want to buy a Port to drink with the minimum of fuss i.e. no decanting or ageing ”“ then our Fine Reserve Port or Tanners LBV will fit the bill perfectly.
Same here... if that 7,000 case number is true we will be drinking a lot of it at a great QPR.RAYC wrote:I am amazed at the volume of Romaneira produced.
jdaw1 wrote:Tanners wrote:Most of our House Ports are produced by Churchill Graham, apart from our Tanners Fine Reserve Port, which we source from Fonseca. If you want to buy a Port to drink with the minimum of fuss i.e. no decanting or ageing ”“ then our Fine Reserve Port or Tanners LBV will fit the bill perfectly.
See also here[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6805&p=56990&hilit=Tanners#p56990]here[/url], jdaw1 wrote:In the video Adrian Bridge describes a Pipe as ‟60 dozen”. Interesting.RAYC wrote:Tanners are releasing an own-label 2011 (i think it is Skeffington)
Delighted I was able to pick up a few more labels to add to the list.Roy Hersh wrote:Glad I could help!
Not sure why you are astonished. QdR is one of the largest quintas in the Douro and this output is smaller than Graham and Taylor.Miguel Simoes wrote:Same here... if that 7,000 case number is true we will be drinking a lot of it at a great QPR.RAYC wrote:I am amazed at the volume of Romaneira produced.
Not sure whether you are being facile, but i'll give you a few reasons why i am astonished that Romaneira could be the third largest production of all 2011 vintage ports:DRT wrote:Not sure why you are astonished. QdR is one of the largest quintas in the Douro and this output is smaller than Graham and Taylor.
[url=http://www.winespectator.com/webfeature/show/id/47914]here[/url], in January 2013, Wine Spectator wrote:Today, 80 percent of the winery's production is table wine and 20 percent is Port. The total production reaches to 12,500 cases yearly, for a total annual revenue of about $1.33 million
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Please do post the ‘proof’, as churchills-wineshop.com has only one 2011, the full blend.gardenhose wrote:I have proof from the opimian offering 223.
The easiest way is probably to email it to me or one of the other admins. Let me know if you need my email address.gardenhose wrote:It is saved in PDF form on my computer, just one page with the information on it. Is there a way I could upload it as an image?