1977



I decided to open up a bit of history: Warre's 1977 Vintage Port. It was impulsive (my wine guy called and said I should open it before it starts to spoil) and i should have invited friends over... for I clearly did not realize how good it was going to be. The cork, unfortunately, fell in the bottle and now I can't close it up, and my decanter does not have a stopper.

I need more wine friends now that I am learning how to be a Sommelier. I have so many ideas, bottles to share, and vineyards to see.

This taste like bliss. I wish more people than myself, and my roommate who refuses to have some ("Leave me alone, I'm on my period!").

I feel like it's a waste.

Sadness.

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