2007 Graham

Tasting notes for individual Ports, with an index sorted by vintage and alphabetically.
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Tasting notes for individual Ports, with an index sorted by vintage and alphabetically.
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BRPetrie
Fonseca LBV
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2007 Graham

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Uncorked 2300 night before decanted at 0730 day of consumption. A sniff around 1445 shows a wine much more focused and clear from the opulent and elegant but unsure liquid on first uncorking. A true lesson in sitting with, ruminating and poring over a bottle of vintage port like a fine Burgundy. Three distinct stages: the fluffy un-clarified wrong-footedness of just-released adolescence; the polished and neatened but still disjointed mid stage; then cascading enveloping magic. Only at the final stage was the Grahams pedigree noticeably felt, the wine being so fine boned and tethered. Such a Burgundian (really), delicately considered wine. Showing the truly floral side of Graham's, not drowned by berries. So lucky to catch those fine aromatic strands, while still youthful and full-blown Graham.
Mike J. W.
Warre’s Traditional LBV
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Re: Graham 2007

Post by Mike J. W. »

The 2007 is one of my favorite Graham's. It's drinking well right now but in another 10 years I think it's going to be something special.
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