NV Vinhos Oscar Quevedo Porto 20-year Tawny - Portugal, Douro, Porto (11/12/2012)
-- popped and poured --
-- tasted non-blind over a couple days; TN is from Day 1, on which this was tasted non-blind over a few hours --
NOSE: charred chicken or pork; turkey; brown sugar; wood stain; expressive.
BODY: ruby core, lightening to tawny at the edges; medium-light depth of color; medium-full to full bodied.
TASTE: prunes, golden raisins, and dates; dried/sugared pineapple; oak; 19.5% alc. really stands out; quite flavorful; slight Krazy Glue note; hint of mint; low to moderate acidity; a touch bitter; better than the tasting room taste we had back in May; paired very well with Blacksticks Blue cheese. Very good; would have been excellent with better alcohol integration.
B: 50, 5, 12, 15, 7 = (89 pts.)
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Oscar Quevedo - Porto 20-year Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto)
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Re: Oscar Quevedo - Porto 20-year Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto)
Brian how did you like this on the following days?
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Re: Oscar Quevedo - Porto 20-year Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto)
Hi Andy,
I thought it was at its best on Day 1. I was hoping the alcohol would integrate or blow-off a bit by Day 2 or Day 3, but it didn't, and it also lost just a touch of vivacity that it had on Day 1.
(can't remember for sure, but I definitely drank this over two days, if not 3 or 4 --- I didn't make note of this in my hand-written TN)
I thought it was at its best on Day 1. I was hoping the alcohol would integrate or blow-off a bit by Day 2 or Day 3, but it didn't, and it also lost just a touch of vivacity that it had on Day 1.
(can't remember for sure, but I definitely drank this over two days, if not 3 or 4 --- I didn't make note of this in my hand-written TN)
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Re: Oscar Quevedo - Porto 20-year Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto)
ok thanks
Andy Velebil Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used. William Shakespeare http://www.fortheloveofport.com