Château Port De Langle

W. & J. Graham's

Vintage Port Blend 2003

Jan A
9.5

Violets in the nose. Classic vintage port profile. Needed 5 hours of air to loose the harsh alcoholic notes on the palate. But after that it was balanced and singing. Together with Taylor's, Grahams is in my top three port producers. — 2 days ago

Stef, Andrew and 11 others liked this

Taylor's

Vintage Port Blend 2009

Jan A
9.4

Sunday delight
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Lisanne, Bob and 10 others liked this

Warre's

Vintage Porto Port Blend 1983

Incredible vintage! Great to drink now or give more time in the bottle. — 3 months ago

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W. & J. Graham's

Aged 20 Years Tawny Port Blend

@Peter van den Besselaar even better my friend! — 5 days ago

Anthony, Tom and 12 others liked this

Niepoort (Vinhos) S.A.

Vintage Porto Port Blend 2022

Vintage 2022 | at Fort Des Rousses — a month ago

Tom, Paul and 13 others liked this

Quinta do Noval

Vintage Port Blend 1982

Still very fresh — 2 months ago

Peter, Berry and 5 others liked this

By Farr

Sangreal Pinot Noir 2019

Very dark Ruby in colour - impenetrable. Red fruits, dried herbs, plum and plum skins - evidence of whole bunch in the ferment ( 70% apparently). Lovely balance, fruit quality and complexity, all at only 6 years of age. An overall sweetness on the palate which overrides the savoury characters. Being from Geelong it’s interesting to compare with the Yarra Valley and Mornington Pinots on the opposite (eastern) side of Port Phillip Bay - same latitude - this seems more succulent although all 3 districts are excellent for Pinot Noir. This is the first of 5 bottles - the drinking window will go another 6 years into the 2030s. This is an exceptional Australian Pinot. — 4 months ago

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Bob McDonald

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@Ceccherini Cristiano I do agree Cec that Geelong Pinot is a little more full bodied than Yarra Valley and the Mornington Peninsula. All good though.
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@Bob McDonald absolutely i love pinots from all those three area and also from Central Victoria i must say.😊

Mount Mary

Quintet Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2005

From the Yarra Valley a Bordeaux blend of 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 26% Merlot, 18% Cabernet Franc, 5% Malbec and 3% Petit Verdot. 20 months in new French oak. Mid Ruby to garnet in colour. Classic aromas of cedar and cigar box with fading Cassis. A medium bodied palate with those smooth ultra silky flowing tannins. This is drinking well at 20 years of age. My last bottle. This producer has probably flown under the radar for many North American wine lovers as Robert Parker was never a fan with some of his Tasting Notes being quite hostile. The Middletons probably stopped exporting to the USA after that as they had no trouble selling their production locally and in the UK. The just released 2023 vintage was honoured with Australian Wine of the Year by The Australian newspaper and given 99 points by Wine editor Nick Ryan. Quintet is always one of Australia’s best Cabernet blends. — 6 hours ago

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Mac Forbes

Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2023

Nose: elegant green

Palate : clean. Crisp. Mountain stream. Juicy. Perfect cherry fruit. Elegant.

Grand cru 25.50
— a month ago

Niepoort (Vinhos) S.A.

LBV Porto Blend 1962

Abi Duhr schonk deze port ter afsluiting van zijn proeverij bij Chateau Pauque. Hele fijne middag gehad! — 4 months ago

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