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A good friend brought out some fun bottles this weekend.

This bottle will be deeply missed once emptied. 

Family still here for the 4th celebration. Dinner tonight was sous vide Chuck Roast at 132 degrees F for 24 hours and then seared in garlic butter in cast iron. Served with a 2008 Chappellet Pritchard

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On 8/13/2019 at 1:27 AM, shamz84 said:

A very underrated dram imo....such a lovely smooth whisky767985bc60b6f3b099ffa6d862a8ab94.jpg

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I have the 18 yr old of this and agreed very underrated. Pairs well with a medium bodied cigar like a Punch or a RyJ. 

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From Wed evening last week but still good for a rye. Lip service rye and a good smoke.d0b9fd7c48ffea3bb25b5ef7167065ba.jpg

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Had a great birthday lunch Saturday at Vue de Monde. Went the 10 course with the mid-priced wine match. Here's a few of the wines I enjoyed in the early courses.

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@Bill Hayes thanks for the inspiration ! 94 and humid today. Tastes like water ?. I post here b/c daily beer gets a serious lack of love ....

cheers 

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Not a big Port aficionado but opened this up today. Currently enjoying it with a Cohiba Siglo IV.
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On 9/10/2019 at 7:54 PM, LLC said:

Not a big Port aficionado but opened this up today. Currently enjoying it with a Cohiba Siglo IV.
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That should be a good one.  I have '94 Ferreira LBV that is still young.  Ferreira may be some of the longest live ports.  Never a brute, but can somehow just keep going and going. 

Their tawny's are among my favorites.

 

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That should be a good one.  I have '94 Ferreira LBV that is still young.  Ferreira may be some of the longest live ports.  Never a brute, but can somehow just keep going and going. 
Their tawny's are among my favorites.
 

Good to know. Thanks. I have a few bottles of this one.


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Had a few of these in the last couple of years and they have all been very good.
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12 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

That should be a good one.  I have '94 Ferreira LBV that is still young.  Ferreira may be some of the longest live ports.  Never a brute, but can somehow just keep going and going. 

Their tawny's are among my favorites.

 

agree. ferriera ages amazingly well. did a tasting in oporto a few years back, which was their VPs back to the 1840s. extraordinary. also from the 1890s, the 1917, the 1945 and so on. 

afterwards, was talking to one of rhe older local winemakers. he had heard we were doing this and was curious. he told me he was down to his last three bottles of 1847. turns out his grandmother (great-grandmother?) had actually made them. 

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7 hours ago, Ken Gargett said:

afterwards, was talking to one of rhe older local winemakers. he had heard we were doing this and was curious. he told me he was down to his last three bottles of 1847. turns out his grandmother (great-grandmother?) had actually made them. 

Donatella Ferreira was one of the biggest land owners and real power players back in the day in Portugal.

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10 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

Donatella Ferreira was one of the biggest land owners and real power players back in the day in Portugal.

amazing woman.

BC, there is a great story, which i am sure you have probably heard, about how she was travelling down the douro in one of those fabulous rabelo boats (my last trip to oporto, i got an invite to be in one for the annual race but my flights were locked in and i could not stay the extra few days sadly - always wanted a go in one).

it was a dangerous journey back then. apparently the boat flipped in rapids and almost everyone on board drowned. dona ferreira and a couple of the other women on board survived because they were wearing those voluminous dresses of the era that kept them afloat. and upright. the sight of 2-3 women in colourful huge dresses floating down the douro must have been something. 

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Warm up for today's 24/24? John J. Bowman single barrel. This is one of my ATFsb14ef6678999cb69c9c118d79345e35c.jpg

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That wine brings back good memories. Years ago I had some of the 1989 and it was fabulous.


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Pretty hectic week! I haven't been able to relax, a break away to smoke a stogie in two weeks. Well I'm ending this week with Knob Creek 2001 Limited. This might call for a Luisitania. a32426b8a57d356a7f6db5b741af9148.jpg

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