Graham's LBV 2000, under Â£7 at Morrisons.

Conky · Post by **Conky** » 13:57 Sun 11 Nov 2007

I saw this, Graham's LBV 2000, when out at Morrisons and its on offer, saying its £5 off. Bought a bottle, but wondered if its one of those pretend bargains.
WineSearcher has its cheapest UK outlet at £10.21.

So unless some of you know different, its relatively cheap. Not the greatest drink in he world, but for under £7, here we go...

Might return for some more, if tonights tasting goes well.

Andy Velebil · Post by **Andy Velebil** » 16:03 Sun 11 Nov 2007

The grahams 2000 LBV is a pretty solid one, and one that would benefit with some age IMO. I've always been a fan of their LBV's and that is a good price. Hope you like it.

KillerB · Post by **KillerB** » 17:11 Sun 11 Nov 2007

Not had the Graham's LBV for a long time now. Bought the Quinta do Noval 2001 LBV at Tesco at £9.59 today.

Axel P · Post by **Axel P** » 11:27 Mon 12 Nov 2007

Go for it. The Graham's LBV is my favourite concern-breaker, when I try to get people to like portwine (and never failed).

It's a solid, fruity and fairly deep LBV.

Axel

PortDude · Post by **PortDude** » 15:28 Mon 12 Nov 2007

Axel P wrote:Go for it. The Graham's LBV is my favourite concern-breaker, when I try to get people to like portwine (and never failed).

It's a solid, fruity and fairly deep LBV.

Axel

I agree, it's a very consensual entry-level wine that will surely stimulate your appetite for premium Port

. The price is surely inviting, as the average price for it seems to be 10 to 11 £ in the UK.

Conky · Post by **Conky** » 17:32 Mon 12 Nov 2007

This isn't worthy of another Thread, but Marks ansd Sparks have got 30% off all their basic Ports. This makes their usualloy expensive pricing much more competitive. Just picked up a 2001 LBV for £7 odd. Being a BOB, it can be very hit and miss, but there are some gems out there.

Alan