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1970 Graham vintage port

Posted: 00:25 Sat 10 Dec 2011
by Alex Bridgeman
Mature, light red centre with an orange rim; 40% opaque. Mature nose, full of spicy fruit. Delightful texture, fruit impact and then gentle tannins make an appearance. Lovely and mouthfilling palate. A touch of heat on swallowing, fruit dominated aftertaste and then a long and chewy finish. Lovely port - perfect for drinking today. 94/100. Drunk 1 Dec 2011.

Part of the 2011 Berry Brother's Port Walkaround tasting that included Quinta de la Rosa White Port served with Fever Tree tonic and lemon, Berry's Crusted bottled 2004, Quinta de la Rosa 1997 colheita, Berry's William Pickering 20 year old tawny, 1997 Quinta de Roeda, 1997 Gould Campbell, 1997 Quarles Harris, 1997 Smith Woodhouse, 1997 Fonseca, 1997 Taylor, 1994 Vesuvio, 1994 Warre, 1994 Dow, 1994 Graham, 1985 Fonseca, 1985 Taylor, 1977 Dow, 1977 Smith Woodhouse (magnum), 1977 Taylor, 1970 Gould Campbell, 1970 Graham, 1963 Dow and 1963 Warre.

Re: 1970 Graham vintage port

Posted: 12:22 Mon 12 Dec 2011
by RAYC
A perennial favourite ***** (93)