markus gould

9.2

you better have port wine on your screen, and graham's is a big player, big in quality, though, as well!
never say "industrial" here.
qd malvedos is a sub vinery and allowed to make it's own vintage ports in years graham's doesn't declare.
this is a catch, really, if you are lucky enough to get it! — 9 years ago

Jan DeLong

9.6

Easter - W&J - w lamb / 5 — 11 years ago

Cindy Cammack

9.2

Love tawny! Laura Farrell and I do not agreement. — 12 years ago

B

10

Magnum 1985 Sassicaia. Drank at Factory Kitchen w A&C, J &J D, and DS. Large format was great for a large group. We really enjoyed this wine- it was as epic as we had hoped. Lush and fruitful and velvety. Great. — 10 years ago

Teemu Leminen

9.2

Onpa maukas, jopa vadelmainen sherry! Perjantai-illan yllättäjä. Jatkoon! — 11 years ago

Andrew Lampasone

Owner Wine Watch Selections

9.1

A great vintage succulent cherry fruit — 11 years ago

Christophe Suchy

10

After an orgasmic Vega Sicilia, an out-of-this-world "Y" from Yquem, one could not expect anything better. Well, this 1969 Port did the trick. A multi orgasmic day, indeed! — 12 years ago

Wojciech Bońkowski

Bloger bonkowshi.me

10

For the lucky few @ #ProWein2015, this amazing 1888 port from Graham's. — 10 years ago

August Deimel

9.2

Admittedly a weird pairing with roasted corn (is there a NOT weird wine pairing w/roasted corn?) but delightful. Very young, mildly bottle shocked but shows some serious aromatic exuberance. Fruity/floral, the wine has opened up over the course of the evening. — 11 years ago

Giampiero Nadali

Wine Blogger Aristide

9.9

Simply awesome! — 12 years ago