D'Oliveiras
Madeira Terrantez
Whoopsies forgot to take a picture of the bottle at the tasting so yay handy booklets I took notes in to the rescue. Thirty-one years in French oak! Almost vanilla paste, vanilla flower and candied white currant nose. Coffee, caramelized nuts, candied orange peel, and fresh lemon rind on the palate with cutting acid. All this courses through the finish but with toast. Gimme some more.
Whoopsies forgot to take a picture of the bottle at the tasting so yay handy booklets I took notes in to the rescue. Thirty-one years in French oak! Almost vanilla paste, vanilla flower and candied white currant nose. Coffee, caramelized nuts, candied orange peel, and fresh lemon rind on the palate with cutting acid. All this courses through the finish but with toast. Gimme some more.
Jan 4th, 2024First time with ‘71 of the nearly extinct Terrantez instead of ‘77. Outstanding balance of acid and sweetness as always with D’Oliveiras, raisin, caramel and here, a bit more profound bitter almond
First time with ‘71 of the nearly extinct Terrantez instead of ‘77. Outstanding balance of acid and sweetness as always with D’Oliveiras, raisin, caramel and here, a bit more profound bitter almond
Jul 21st, 2018Salted peanuts, orange peel, toffee. What a treat.
Salted peanuts, orange peel, toffee. What a treat.
Apr 14th, 2014@Jean Georges in NYC; served with course #7 of the tasting menu; the paired wine tasting was $168 for 7 glasses. All were amazing!!
@Jean Georges in NYC; served with course #7 of the tasting menu; the paired wine tasting was $168 for 7 glasses. All were amazing!!
Jul 29th, 2016The acid, the orange caramel, the mystery...
The acid, the orange caramel, the mystery...
Jan 18th, 2016Holy crap, this was good. Amber in color, honey-like in smoothness. Absolutely lovely.
Holy crap, this was good. Amber in color, honey-like in smoothness. Absolutely lovely.
Nov 23rd, 2015Tangy salinity and dried orange peel, the acidity suppresses most of the sweetness. A real treat.
Tangy salinity and dried orange peel, the acidity suppresses most of the sweetness. A real treat.
Mar 8th, 2015