Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Richard M blind tasted 23 ports from the 94 vintage. Interesting to see the GC and SW doing well in the scoring, as I thought both were very good when we tasted at Bordeaux Index. Also interesting that the 18 ports which get a score/mention do not include Noval.
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Is this the Denmark tasting?
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Yes.
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Are you sure? The article says tasted blind in September '14 at the Decanter offices.DRT wrote:Yes.
Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Then no.
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Derek; could you please not clog up these discussions with your rambling posts.
Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Ok.
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Quite.
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Re: Decanter Mag, Jan 15 - Mayson on 1994
Based on the thirty minute conversation Jo and I have just had with our 16 year old boy over dinner we could perhaps re-name this "The Teenage Boy Conversation Thread".
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
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