I drink a lot of Port but I can happily say that I haven't had more than 5 or 6 profoundly corked Port's in my life. Of those 5 or 6 corked bottles, 3 were 1977 Dow's.
A friend recently told me that 1977 Dow's has a history of corked bottles, is this true? It sure seems the case to me.
Corked 1977 Dow's
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I had two in the past year but dozens were clean as a whistle.
I have had more issues with 1983 Cockburn's than any other. 4 bottles in the past few years (2 in a row with Nicos ... my bottles!). But when they have not been corked, I love the Cockburn's.
I have had more issues with 1983 Cockburn's than any other. 4 bottles in the past few years (2 in a row with Nicos ... my bottles!). But when they have not been corked, I love the Cockburn's.
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I know, it was shocking! I have drunk probably around a dozen bottles of 1977 Dow, with only 1 being corked.Roy Hersh wrote:II have had more issues with 1983 Cockburn's than any other. 4 bottles in the past few years (2 in a row with Nicos ... my bottles!). But when they have not been corked, I love the Cockburn's.
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