LSE Tasted Monday, July 21, 2008 by tendring with 275 views
Presented by Vivienne Franks
Bright blackcurrant colour, opaque.Fairly closed nose, a little leathery.Fruity, pleasant, straightforward, not for keeping.
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2005 Bookers Rondo Dark Harvest 76 Points
United Kingdom, England, Sussex, West Sussex
Bright blackcurrant colour, opaque.
Fairly closed nose, a little leathery.
Fruity, pleasant, straightforward, not for keeping.
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