2009 Graham Malvedos

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jdaw1
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2009 Graham Malvedos

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Tasted at The Big Fortified Tasting, a trade fair in London at Glaziers Hall on Wed 06 April 2011 (Review thread, containing links to other tasting notes). This being a large trade-fair event, tasting notes generally brief.

GM09, not for release for a decade or so. My only note was of how much sweeter this is than the other SFE 2009s.
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Cask Sample 6 2009 VP
In the mouth, the sweetness is immediately notable, along with an explosion of fruit. Very good, but perhaps a touch less expressive and interesting than the Canais 2009.
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Cask sample. Quite closed on the nose showing fresh cut grass and blueberry. Similar to the Bomfim there is great purity of fruit that dominates the palate with the tannins balanced and restrained. Medium bodied, with violets and blackcurrants on the aftertaste and finish. Full of elegance and fruit. 90-92/100.
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