I bought this 750 ml glass bottle Vintage Port at a Danish Supermarket, in 2022. The price was around 33 Euro.

Burmester is owned by the Calem brand: https://www.disorder.dk/2013/11/26/visiting-calem-in-porto/

Decantation started at 1530 o’clock in the afternoon, preparing this really young vintage, to be enjoyed to red meat at dinner.

First taste notes are from 1600 o’clock, half an hour after opening:

Deep red with purple notes to the color. Thin curtains on the side of the glass.

Alcohol dominated aroma, lots of tannin and acid accompanying a red fresh fruit.

Very powerful in the taste. Very dry, but already in balance, goes into a nice aftertaste.

Intermidiate rating 84 / 100

Second taste notes are from 1715 o’clock, roughly 2 hours after opening:

Darkened in the color, more deep red.

Less alcohol in the aroma, more darkness to it.

Taste is even more in balance.

Intermediate rating 88 / 100

The last tasting notes are from 2215 o’clock, roughly 7 hours after opening:

Very dark by now.

Tannins are still very powerful.

Overall rating 89 / 100

Tasted 01-09-2018. Burmester is owned by the Calem brand: https://www.disorder.dk/2013/11/26/visiting-calem-in-porto/

Taste notes right after decanting

Dark red in the color with some haziness to it.

Dominating alcohol in the aroma, slight subtle notes of dried fruit.

Good balance on alcohol and acid in the taste. Mature wine with spicy notes and a weak after taste.

Intermediate rating 81 / 100

Taste notes 3½ hours after decanting

The wine cleared up and became more clear.

The taste experience is better, with the less dominating alcohol.

Intermediate rating 83 / 100

Taste notes 7 hours after decanting

The taste reveals notes of oak and cask, but the wine lacks potency and powerful taste.

Overall rating 84 / 100