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The other obvious choice is red bordeaux. Top-quality examples are designed to last for decades, although unfortunately nature has been rather unco-operative in recent vintages. The last really successful red bordeaux vintage was my divisible-by-five rule has been working nicely but it was priced sky high.
Really skilled cherry-picking is required to identify the red bordeaux from the , and vintages that will provide delicious drinking in two decades' time. Also from south west France, Madiran lasts about as long and is generally much less expensive, I reckon sweet white bordeaux would be a great choice for laying down for a newborn because these wines, unlike their red counterparts, are underpriced and can last even longer.
But you do need to go for a blue chip producer to be sure. Red burgundy, as always, is much more of a minefield — and prices in recent vintages have been zooming up, particularly for the elite wines that are most likely to last at least two decades. And until we have incontrovertible proof that the premature oxidation problem has been solved, I would not recommend anyone choose white burgundy for long-term storage.
Still in France, Hermitage both red and white would be a fine choice for long-term cellaring. The best easily last 20 years; I am enjoying some from the s at the moment. If you are looking for a demonstrably long-lived white wine, look no further than fine Riesling, perhaps a classic wine from the Mosel that may be light in alcohol but will have no shortage of flavour. With time, the fruit develops real complexity and tastes less sweet, while the wine will always be high in refreshing acidity.
And, who knows? Having observed the cyclical nature of fashions in wine, I think it is perfectly possible that light whites will be regarded as extremely smart in Italy's great long-lived Barolo and Barbaresco is an obvious choice for extended cellaring, and the vintages' reputations are usefully different from those of Bordeaux and northern Portugal. Then there is great, classical rioja, which also follows a different vintage pattern.
But there are sometimes years when it seems as though the whole of Europe has been blighted. Our son had the misfortune to be born in , for instance, which did not yield anything particularly promising and French so we looked to California and some of its finest Cabernets to lay down for him.
The tongs, whose pincers are designed to grip the neck of the bottle, are first heated to a very high temperature over a strong flame or in the embers of a fire. They are then clamped around the neck of the bottle for half a minute or so while they transmit their intense heat to the glass. As soon as the tongs are removed, a cold damp cloth is wrapped around the neck.
More often than not, Port tongs, which require some practice to use successfully, are used for show. Port Wine Institute. This expression refers to the era prior to the arrival of the American vine louse, Phylloxera vastatrix, which destroyed many of the vineyards of Europe in the s and 70s. For example, a pre-Phylloxera wine is one produced from grapes grown before the arrival of phylloxera in the vineyard.
A remarkable example of a pre-Phylloxera wine is the very rare Taylor's Scion Port. Phylloxera was eventually controlled by grafting the European wine-producing vines onto the Phylloxera-resistant roots of American vines.
The term pre-Phylloxera is sometimes used loosely, and inaccurately, to describe vines which are not grafted but grow on their own roots as they did before the arrival of the pest in Europe. See also ' Phylloxera '. Taylor's Port was the first to produce a dry white aperitif port. Chip Dry White Port was first blended in , since when it has Chip Dry Fine White. Port Wine What is port wine? When to serve Port? Visit Taylor's. HOME What is port wine? Glossary Passing the Port According to custom, Port is passed around the table in a clockwise direction.
Patamar A patamar is a modern vineyard terrace. Phylloxera In the late s and early s it was common for botanists and vine growers to import native North American vines into Europe. Pipe Today a pipe is simply a unit of liquid volume equivalent to litres.
Port glass The main requirements of a Port glass are that it should be large enough to allow the enjoyment and appreciation of the wine's aromas and should be made of good quality glass.
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