Decanted for 10 hours.
A good amount of sediment with very fine particulates that made it through many layers of cheesecloth.
Nose: Plum, grape jam, a bit of alcohol
Palate: Nice richness with medium viscosity in the mouth. Figs, grape jelly, and a hint of maple syrup. Tannin's lurking in the background. There's a flavor/quality I can't quite put my finger on. Good complexity.
Finish: Drying and short. I wish it was a bit longer.
92 points
2007 Dow's Crusted Port
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Re: 2007 Dow's Crusted Port
Sounds like you really enjoyed it. Does this mean you'll be buying more?
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Re: 2007 Dow's Crusted Port
A little more "study" is required tonight, but yes, quite likely I'll want to cellar a couple.
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Lots of study is the sign of a good student and a successful oneMike K. wrote:A little more "study" is required tonight, but yes, quite likely I'll want to cellar a couple.
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Re: 2007 Dow's Crusted Port
Nice to hear this showed well for you, Mike!
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