For The Love Of Port

@ Andy:
Yes I am a wine merchant and this bottle is needed for a tasting.
I didn´t want to break any rules, I just thought this is marketplace and its okay to post what I am looking for.

@ Eric:
I have the pro version of wine-searcher >> no results neither :-(
I tried to find sweet alternatives (Tokaji, Sauternes, Malaga, Sherry ...) > nothing

@ Roy:
wrote you an E-Mail

Although my own flagship is Tokaji, I do not want to miss Massandra wines, especially the White Muscat from the Red Stone, Prince Golitzin´s 7th Heaven (great name right?) and the Black Doctor.

Port is Port ... to try something Non-Portuguese you should try the "Black Doctor" from Massandra. Although, they produced Port-like fortified wines from vines brought from Portugal, on the Crimea peninsula. There exists a wide range of Massandra white and red Port wines (with the Livadia ...

I am aware 1752 is quite impossible, but I still hope for an 1852 ... Roy Hersh posted once a tasting note about a 1852 Naval Reserve Madeira Sercial on cellartracker. Though, I know 1852 are not common vintages neither for Madeira nor Porto. I have a 1852 Tokaji but my client insists on Madeira or ...

Massandra. Vineyard established for the last Tsar Nicholas II They tried to "copy" western styles like Porto, Madeira, Malaga etc. ... with remarkable results. Try the Massandra Bastardo, Massandra Port, and the really notable Massandra Madeira Style (wine ages 5 years in barrels UNDER THE...

I can tell you, recently there where Tokaji wines tasted from the 17th century which have been still intact. Those where NOT Essencia, but Aszú wines. I have one Tokay bottle from the 1660s which should be one of the oldest intact wines still existent (bottle came from the Royal Saxon Cellars of Dre...

Dear Friends, I am looking for 1852 or 1752 Port or Madeira. Any hint or offer is welcome. Thanks a lot!