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Just curious...
Am I the only person in this planet who likes Port wine but usually finds it too sweet? So I usually mix it with another (usually not-expensive merlot) wine to achieve a great taste. żAnybody else has come up with good mixes? |
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"Indirecto" > wrote:
> Am I the only person in this planet who likes Port wine but > usually finds it too sweet? Hmmm. For me, that's a kind od oxymoron: Either I like something (a given produce), or I don't. > So I usually mix it with another (usually not-expensive merlot) > wine to achieve a great taste. Whatever suits to your taste (as long as it contains wine ;-) - go ahead. > żAnybody else has come up with good mixes? Sandeman in Portugal serve their White Port as a long drink called "Splash": Icecubes in a highball glass, a serious service of Sandeman White Port (on the dry side, iirc), filled up with tonic. Had that with George Sandeman on a boat on the Douro - and very fine it was, in fact. M. |
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