Sin
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Sat Nov-06-04 06:48 PM
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One day i would love to drink some really good Port wine I'm content with drinking the cheap yet o so tasty stuff at the moment, any suggestions on some really good port for a later date.
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Sat Nov-06-04 06:51 PM
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1. Wish I could, but port is just too sweet for me. |
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Sat Nov-06-04 06:51 PM
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2. Warre, sandemans, Fonseca. All make both tawny & ruby depending |
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Sat Nov-06-04 06:58 PM
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Edited on Sat Nov-06-04 06:58 PM by Sin
I shall look into them Over the last few days I broke out my supply of Holiday spiced wine. and started to work on a bottle of port ( by bottle mean gallon) that and some good music quites the nerves for a bit.
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Sat Nov-06-04 07:07 PM
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4. Before investing in an expensive bottle of port, go to a nice restaurant |
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sit at the bar and order a port. Get to check it out for a rather nominal fee, Bartenders usually are happy to discuss the products and pass on their knowledge if it is not too busy. For a very decent and rather inexpensive tawny port, we drink Clock Tower, from Australia, last time I remember buying it, I think it cost 10 or 12 dollars a bottle.
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Sat Nov-06-04 07:09 PM
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That's what we have, and it's sooooooooo tasty on a cold winter's night!
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