- Review of the events as a whole;
- 1942 Graham;
- 1955 Graham;
- 1960 Graham;
- 1963 Graham;
- 1965 Graham Malvedos;
- 1966 Graham;
- 1968 Graham Malvedos;
- 1970 Graham;
- 1975 Graham;
- 1976 Graham Malvedos;
- 1977 Graham;
- 1978 Graham;
- 1979 Graham Malvedos (Magnum);
- 1980 Graham;
- 1983 Graham;
- 1984 Graham Malvedos;
- 1985 Graham Crusted;
- 1985 Graham;
- 1987 Graham Malvedos;
- 1990 Graham Malvedos;
- 1991 Graham;
- 1994 Graham;
- Planning and arrangements;
- Placemats.
1963 Graham
1963 Graham
Links for a tasting of Graham's and Graham's Malvedos at the Bunghole on Tuesday 13 November 2012.
Rob C.
Re: 1963 Graham
G63. Red-brown, 30% opaque. Nose had sweet red fruit. Very soft and full. Gentle heat, with very long soft sweetness going on and on. Absolutely fabulous port.
Of the six points I could give for WOTN, this ’63 and the ’66 took three each.
Of the six points I could give for WOTN, this ’63 and the ’66 took three each.
Re: 1963 Graham
Lighter than 60 and 55 in colour. The nose had something unclean about it. I wrote "lacks purity". Slightly strained on the palate with a finish that wasn't as long as the 60 or 66. In fact this was a decent port but suffered between the 55, 60 and 66 for me. Very Good but I can't help wondering if there can be better showings of this.
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Re: 1963 Graham
Touch of bottle stink on the nose, but a ripe sweetness under the stink. The stink shows through on the early palate. Light and too empty of flavour, with little palate presence other than some faint cigar ash. Faint, relatively short aftertaste but a ghost of a finish lingers on. Disappointing bottle. 84/100
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