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Tasting notes for individual Ports, with an index sorted by vintage and alphabetically.
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JacobH
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2007 Graham VP

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Tasted at a Decanter organised tasting called A Half Century of Superlative Port at the Landmark Hotel, London, on the 14th November 2010 with Johnny and Paul Symington.

Tasting Notes:
Graham 1955
Warre 1960
Graham 1963
Dow 1966
Graham 1970
Dow 1980
Graham 1994
Warre 1997
Dow 2000
Graham 2007
Dow 2007
Warre 2007

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More floral than the Warre and Dow 2007s. Perhaps, though a bit simpler and understandable on the nose than the Warre (which had massive complexity of fruit). In the mouth, immediate sugar, followed by a lovely floral violet sensation. Perhaps a touch of strawberry too. Notably tannic (unlike the Warre). My favourite of the three 2007s.
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Re: 2007 Graham VP

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Snapshot tasting note. Very fruity on the nose, with some alcohol showing. Lovely soft texture and gentle fruit impact. Lively acidity stabs the edges of the tongue. Tannic, but not unbalanced with lots of fruit showing late on the palate. A tingling aftertaste, dominated by sweet fruit. A delicious wine. 94/100.
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