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E: 06/01 - Win a mixed case of Taylor’s Ports
gavrc
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1 Sauvignon (white wine)
2 True
3 It keeps the cork moist
4 a decanter for port wine (from wikipedia)
5 a small mite (from wikipedia)
6 1934 (from Taylors website)Sorry, I can't do links but I've shown the sources apart from 1 and 3 that everyone knowd and 2 as previously answered.
Apologies, gav, didn't realise you were doing this at the same time.0 -
Hi!
Thanks fo posting!
Question 2 has varying answers from the 2 posters - but I would suggest it's True rather than false, as Taylors are running the comp, and on their website it says to decant:
http://taylor.pt/en/enjoy-port-wine/how-to-serve-port/
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Taylors say ". Late Bottled Vintage and Aged Tawny Ports do not need decanting as they mature in oak vats or casks, where any sediment will have settled prior to bottling."
So "All ports must be decanted" is false.0
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