Druken Sunday Night

mosesbotbol · 01-20-2009, 04:48 AM

We were drinking like champs on a snowy Sunday night. Was more effort than the Steelers had to do get through this line up!

For Port (only one pictured) we drank:

1970 Fonseca – incredible as expected
1970 Royal Oporto – easy drinking, simple yet a good
1955 Taylor – often overlooked, and underrated. Buy if you can find.
1942 Russian “Port” – Fruity and not bad
Date Unknown – Borges Tawny Port – Probably from the 50’s.

Dry Wine:
1947 Nuit St. George – bottle was a little past…
1952 Mouton – incredible, great showing.
1808 Malmsey – off tasting, like shellac and dried fruit
1860 “Pata de Gallina” Dry Sherry – still holding up. Not much experience with sherry this old.

Needless to say, this was a lot of booze for 3 people to drink. Was feeling it the next day! Did not kill the sherry or Borges.

01-20-2009, 04:48 AM	#1
mosesbotbol That's a Corgi Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Moses Location: Boston Posts: 6,171 Trading: (6)	Druken Sunday Night We were drinking like champs on a snowy Sunday night. Was more effort than the Steelers had to do get through this line up! For Port (only one pictured) we drank: 1970 Fonseca – incredible as expected 1970 Royal Oporto – easy drinking, simple yet a good 1955 Taylor – often overlooked, and underrated. Buy if you can find. 1942 Russian “Port” – Fruity and not bad Date Unknown – Borges Tawny Port – Probably from the 50’s. Dry Wine: 1947 Nuit St. George – bottle was a little past… 1952 Mouton – incredible, great showing. 1808 Malmsey – off tasting, like shellac and dried fruit 1860 “Pata de Gallina” Dry Sherry – still holding up. Not much experience with sherry this old. Needless to say, this was a lot of booze for 3 people to drink. Was feeling it the next day! Did not kill the sherry or Borges. __________________ Port Wine & Claret \| British Cars \| Welsh Corgi's