I racked and stabilized my Port yesterday with an ending SG of 1.020 which I calculate gave me an ABV of around 14.4%. I fortified with Paul Masson "Grand Amber" Brandy which had an ABV of 40% and will have to let Masta or someone else who knows how tohelp me calculate what my ABV will now be on my Port.
I treated the Port with Super-Kleer KC and within one hour I had a good settling of sediment already evident.
The boquet was elusive of any definate characteristics yet seductive in that it kept drawing the nose back to the glass and inviting you to try and detect its aromas. I was quite pleased with the tasting and detected a spiciness, a rich chocolate and a bit of smokey flavor along with the taste of the Black Currant myriad of flavors. It had a nice finish in that long after the swallow you were still detecting different fruits and spices. I will rack it off the sediment after Christmas and add my Medium Toast French Oak (6oz) to it.Edited by: Waldo

I treated the Port with Super-Kleer KC and within one hour I had a good settling of sediment already evident.
The boquet was elusive of any definate characteristics yet seductive in that it kept drawing the nose back to the glass and inviting you to try and detect its aromas. I was quite pleased with the tasting and detected a spiciness, a rich chocolate and a bit of smokey flavor along with the taste of the Black Currant myriad of flavors. It had a nice finish in that long after the swallow you were still detecting different fruits and spices. I will rack it off the sediment after Christmas and add my Medium Toast French Oak (6oz) to it.Edited by: Waldo