calling all port drinkers....

[mailman]

i need some help. i need a really good tawny port w/out breaking the bank.

thanks in advance for your help.

[mef]

Mailman

You may like to try Taylor's 10 yr Tawny Port. The 20 yrs old is more refined :-D

mef

[SmokinLightning]

Another vote for the Taylor Tawny 20 year...

[aavkk]

» Another vote for the Taylor Tawny 20 year...

I agree and feel the 20 year is worth the extra $

[Cam]

» Mailman

»

» You may like to try Taylor's 10 yr Tawny Port. The 20 yrs old is more

» refined :-D

»

» mef

lol +1 Taylor's is quite good, very popular here!

[Colt45]

I'm a fan of Presidential port.

[Ken Gargett]

taylors and warres usually very good. we have a different style in oz, sweeter and richer.

[Fishhound]

All mentioned so far are very good. I also feel you cant go wrong with any of the Cockburn's Port wines. Sandeman Reserve also makes a very good Port.

[mailman]

thank you very much, i'll be hitting up the liquor store soon.:-D

[anacostiakat]

You should be able to get decent prices at Costco for Taylors and a couple of others.

[Colt45]

The Sandeman is a good call - I probably drink their regular tawny more than any other, as

it's more readily found near me than the Presidential.

[bassman]

Graham's 10 y/o tawny is fantastic & some of those Aussie ports are pretty darn good too. Nice inexpensive Aussie is the Clocktower port.

[56Tweed]

I like Grahams and Taylor Flagate... 10 is good, 20 is better, and 30 is pretty nice too!

[Ken Gargett]

had a small bottle of the seppelts 1904 (a tawny just from the one barrrel from that year - they leave it in the barrel for 100 years pre bottling. rather special.

[Fishhound]

» Graham's 10 y/o tawny is fantastic & some of those Aussie ports are pretty

» darn good too. Nice inexpensive Aussie is the Clocktower port.

Sorry, but if it is not from Portugal it is not Port. I don't care what the bottle says.

[Wiley]

I'm just a port-***** I guess. I'll go with whatever 10 yr tawny I can scrounge up here in this port-desert of a city. Some are better than others, but I've never had a bad bottle.

Rob helped me develop a taste for Cardinal Cisneros Pedro Ximenez sherry, but sadly I can't find it in the US any longer. However, if you like tawny port and can find this, it has really amazing raisiny goodness.