1977 Warre's Vintage Port
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Note di degustazione
Mid tawny-brick. Brooding, smoky, spicy nose – almost like it’s in a backward phase – with layers of savoury depth emerging. Not full bodied, but full flavoured. Lots of intensity, but again, I don’t think this is giving everything yet. Still a fair weight of tannins as well. It’s at a muscular, somewhat unforgiving stage right now, but I think this will go somewhere interesting. I won’t be broaching my magnum anytime soon! (TJ)
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Robert Parker
Robert Parker
Altre recensioni e punteggi
The Warre was beautiful now. It showed lots of dried fruits and Christmas cake character on the nose and palate. Medium sweet. It was full-bodied with loads of flavor and an intensely flavorful finish. It was perfect to drink.
Mid reddish ruby with development. Hint of putty on the nose – rather odd. Round and sweet and full and easy. Tannins have almost melted. This could certainly be drunk now – lots of easy, slightly slack, opulence. No pain. (JR)
Another wine with, like the Smith Woodhouse, an oddly youthful colour. Absolutely tooth-rotting sweetness hits the palate followed by a heavy charge of almost green tannins and a certain stalkiness. Is this extreme youth or lack of harmony? Certainly very unformed. More vibrant than any wine in this tasting other than the extraordinary Smith Woodhouse. (JR)