Haven't had either of these. Would love to hear a tasting note or two on either of them or both of them.
J
1971 vs 1977 D'Oliverias Terrantez
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Re: 1971 vs 1977 D'Oliverias Terrantez
If you look in the TNDB there are some TN's on the 1977. Don't see any for the 1971 though.
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I'm sitting on both of these, would love to see some TN as well.
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Re: 1971 vs 1977 D'Oliverias Terrantez
Niklas Jorgensen has a review of the 1971T on his blog - Mad About Madeira.
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Re: 1971 vs 1977 D'Oliverias Terrantez
I've ordered some of the 1971, but don't have them yet since temperatures tend to preclude shipping right now.
Here's Neal Martin's note:
"The 1971 Terrantez is from the Adegas do Torreao reserves. It is fragrant and composed on the nose with dried apricot, quince, Asian spice and honeycomb that is well-defined and easy-going. The palate is voluminous in the mouth with crisp, hazelnut and smoke-infused, almost Sauternes-like fruit. It is very well-balanced and extremely well-focused with a composed, razor sharp, lemongrass finish. This is a Terrantez from the very top drawer."
This wine was originally from Torreao which D'Oliverias bought out some years ago.
Here's Neal Martin's note:
"The 1971 Terrantez is from the Adegas do Torreao reserves. It is fragrant and composed on the nose with dried apricot, quince, Asian spice and honeycomb that is well-defined and easy-going. The palate is voluminous in the mouth with crisp, hazelnut and smoke-infused, almost Sauternes-like fruit. It is very well-balanced and extremely well-focused with a composed, razor sharp, lemongrass finish. This is a Terrantez from the very top drawer."
This wine was originally from Torreao which D'Oliverias bought out some years ago.