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That's a Corgi
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21 is not a recognized vintage. I think it's about 20 years for Madeira to be vintage. Would have to look it up to verify. It's much longer than for vintage port which is three years.
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Mr. Charisma
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Yep, not sure why I thought it was 21, but I guess it is 20. In any case, I imagine the reason you don't see 20 year old Madeira listed as such is because once it gets that old they can put a vintage on it, correct?
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They may just keep it on hand in pipes to blend their 5-10-15 year Madeira too.
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(?), I have no idea what modern times or the old days mean, with respect to actual dates.
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