2004 Graham Malvedos

Tasting notes for individual Ports, with an index sorted by vintage and alphabetically.
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DRT
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2004 Graham's Malvedos

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"The first duty of Port is to be red"
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Re: 2004 Graham's Malvedos

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Alas I was unable to take a tasting note of this port.
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Re: 2004 Graham's Malvedos

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very dry for a Malvedos, but with a very long aftertaste, very straight but a little bit light in comparison to 2003. I did quite like this port.
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2004 Graham’s Quinta dos Malvedos Vintage Port

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2004 Graham’s Malvedos Vintage Port:
Jet black Squid Ink in every sense of the word. The nose wasn’t all that pleasant due to some tankiness still present. Have no fears, that is normal in young VP’s and will integrate shortly. While this is still very youthful and tight, it had all the right parts to make a lovely VP in time. 91-92 Points
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