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Champagne has an interesting tie to the UK as well. Agree with you about Douro Valley. Separately the oldest port I’ve had was something like a 1928 Seppeltsfi
by ericmay 6mo ago
Champagne has an interesting tie to the UK as well.
Agree with you about Douro Valley. Separately the oldest port I’ve had was something like a 1928 Seppeltsfield (don’t recall the exact year). The nose was incredible and at that age, not very sweet at all. How was it served? About a spoon’s worth, dip your finger in and rub on your lips haha. You can find the bottles though, it’s not super expensive. Really cool if you haven’t had something like that before.
- jimnotgym 6mo agoIt is remarkable, as you say, how inexpensive a very old port can be, versus say a moderately old claret