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Port
Wine
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On
Table
(750 ml)
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By
Glass
(25ml)
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Graham's
Late-Bottled Vintage (LBV) '1996
Like
Vintage Port, LBV is a wine of a single year but is not
a 'declared' Vintage Port. Graham's LBV has much of the
rich full fruity flavour and 'grip' of Vintage Port,
combining this with a softness gained through oak
ageing. |
2,000
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180 |
Graham's
Vintage '1991
The
first Vintage to be declared since 1985 produced a very
small harvest but very good quality. Wines appreciated
for their aromatic nature and concentration. |
3,400
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- |
Graham's
Vintage '1985
Known
for their huge amounts of luscious fruit and round
tannins. This is characteristically rich and has a fine
underlying firmness. One of the best wines of the
Vintage, full-bodied, full tannins with long finish. |
4,900 |
- |
Graham's
Tawny 30 years
The
Thirty Year Old is one of Graham's most distinguished
Ports. Exacting blending over many years has ensured a
wonderfully mellow wine which, although very old,
retains some of the vigour of its youth. |
5,400 |
270 |
Graham's
Tawny 20 years
The
pale amber Twenty Year old is lighter and gloriously
smooth. It has a fully, nutty bouquet, the classic
Graham's richness and a soft lingering aftertaste. |
4,400 |
240 |
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Please
find our present wine menu displayed below for your kind
reference:
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