1991 Gould Campbell
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This big, rich, firmly-structured, full-bodied port exhibits a dense purple color, a tight but promising nose with elements of flowers, jammy black-raspberries, earth, and spice. Vaguely reminiscent of a Dow or Warre in its emphasis on restraint and dryness, this beautiful, well-delineated, cleanly made port will be at its prime by the turn of the century, and easily last for two decades thereafter.
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Almost as thick as Graham and a favorite of the vintage. Racy and tannic with super dark color and loads of fruity, peppery aromas. Full-bodied yet reserved. quite dry with sleek tannins and a very long finish. Best after 2000. 500 cases made. – James Suckling , Wine Spectator 1994
This big, rich, firmly-structured, full-bodied port exhibits a dense purple color, a tight but promising nose with elements of flowers, jammy black-raspberries, earth, and spice. Vaguely reminiscent of a Dow or Warre in its emphasis on restraint and dryness, this beautiful, well-delineated, cleanly made port will be at its prime by the turn of the century, and easily last for two decades thereafter. Feb 1995, www.robertparker.com