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SEPPELTSFIELD 100 Year Old Para Vintage Tawny WWI Anthology Aged Tawny Port, Barossa MV Set
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SEPPELTSFIELD 100 Year Old Para Vintage Tawny WWI Anthology Aged Tawny Port, Barossa MV Set
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Expert Review
James Halliday
Over the years I have tasted all the 100 Year Old Paras released, some singly, others both singly and as part of a vertical tasting. My tasting notes vary to a degree, but there are recurrent themes, and no vintage has stepped out of line. So it comes to this: either don't allot points; or try to pick holes and squeeze out a point higher here, drop a point there, knowing in my heart this was a charade; or say these wines have no parallel anywhere else in the world, and the conjunction of 100 years of devoted stewardship (think former cellarmaster James Godfrey) and climate/terroir/varieties have had an outcome that can never, ever, be duplicated. Key words: impenetrable colour, viscosity, searing intensity, endless finish, distillation of every spice known to humankind, bitter dark chocolate, burnt toffee, incisive acidity, rancio, supreme balance, aromas that not only remain in the glass, but intensify, celestial anaesthesia. It is the only wine I give 100 points to; what's more, the points are already on the page as I pick up the glass of the next release.
100 points, Wine Companion
Seppeltsfield is a showpiece of the Barossa Valley, a magnificent complex of 19th century winery buildings surrounded by almost 100 hectares of vineyards. Seppeltsfield was a focal point of the fledgling Barossa wine industry from the 1850s and now boasts the world’s longest unbroken chain of vintage wines, going back to 1878, enabling the release of a genuine 100-year-old fortified wine each year since 1978. Apart from the extraordinary range of fortifieds, Seppeltsfield today also produces a range of limited production table wines, including blends of Shiraz, Grenache and Touriga, and sparkling wines under the Gert’s Blend label.
