Very tough indeed.Derek T. wrote:Warre's Bottle Matured LBV - any vintage but 1992 and 1994 are both excellent for drinking now if you can find them.
What is the best Port for under $30?
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For some serious value:
ruby: Smith Woodhouse Unfitered LBV 1995
tawny: Niepoort Senior Tawny.
Both are about 16 euro ($22,50) in the Netherlands.
ruby: Smith Woodhouse Unfitered LBV 1995
tawny: Niepoort Senior Tawny.
Both are about 16 euro ($22,50) in the Netherlands.
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Working a case deal of 2000 Quinta do Vale Dona Maria which should price out to $30 a bottle. ![Praying [beg.gif]](./images/smilies/beg.gif)
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I bought some 1997 at that same price, but since I haven't tried any yet, I can't really say whether it is best or not.Moses Botbol wrote:Working a case deal of 2000 Quinta do Vale Dona Maria which should price out to $30 a bottle.
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Please try a bottle and report back! I have another case of the 2000 and tried one bottle a few years ago. I am no expert at newer vintages, so any opinion I had/have can only go so far.Eric Menchen wrote:I bought some 1997 at that same price, but since I haven't tried any yet, I can't really say whether it is best or not.Moses Botbol wrote:Working a case deal of 2000 Quinta do Vale Dona Maria which should price out to $30 a bottle.
Like in the other thread about spending one's allowance on port purchases; I thought the price was good and is suppose to be decent at a minimum quality, so why not?
Very rarily do I drink a vintage port (assuming no bottle flaws) that I do not like. I have a couple bottles of '85 Hoopers that I probably shouldn't have bought; that's it... Then again, I just tried one bottle, so the verdict on that is still out.
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Generally any Ramos Pinto LBV or Kopke LBV 2000 at the moment
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Scott,
Your note above reminds me that I need to break open a 2000 Kopke LBV. I think for me the best under $30 right now that I have had is the 2000 Gould Campbell LBV. I also have my eye on purchasing a 2000 Churchill's LBV. All these 2000 late bottlings seem like a no-brainer to me.
Your note above reminds me that I need to break open a 2000 Kopke LBV. I think for me the best under $30 right now that I have had is the 2000 Gould Campbell LBV. I also have my eye on purchasing a 2000 Churchill's LBV. All these 2000 late bottlings seem like a no-brainer to me.