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If you like port but not sherry (Like me aswell) you should try a bottle of Alvear. It tastes like a blend of a ruby and a tawny, very interesting. This is the best price I have found on it http://winelibrary.com/reviewwine.asp?item=2881

I have restored a Peterson semi rusticated earlier this year. For the charing, I made a thick paste of kosher salt and 151. Then set the top of the bowl in the solution and left it over night. This removed all of the char and odor. It looks and smoke like a beaut now. BTW, That is a very...

I just picked up the Pepin Lancero sampler, a box of LFD Factory Press Limitado's and the new CAO America Anthem.

Quinta de Noval Late bottled vintages are a great place to start. The 1999 and 1998 are both wonderful and can be had at less than $30. They embody the great woody and sweet earthy flavors you find in vintage ports. Lots of raisin and prune flavors. A great start.