Graham's : Vintage Port 2003

A seductive Vintage Port of richness and structure

The estate

Founded in 1820 and acquired in 1970 by the Symington family, the W&J Graham's Port House is today the only independent British Port House.

If Graham's is one of the first houses to acquire its own vineyards in the Douro Valley, within the Duriense region in northwestern Portugal, it also reflects its pioneering spirit through a constant pursuit of perfection and modernization of viticulture and winemaking methods.

Graham's produces Port wines recognized beyond borders for their finesse, aromatic richness and concentration.

The wine

Produced only in exceptional years, Vintage Ports are the most refined and singular signature of this essential Portuguese estate.

The vintage

Despite low yields, the 2003 vintage gives birth to a Vintage Port that seduces with its tannic structure and broad aromatic palette.

Blend

Porto Blend.

Characteristics and tasting notes of Graham's Vintage Port 2003

Tasting

Appearance
The appearance is a beautiful deep purple color.

Nose
The nose exhales intense violet fragrances.

Palate
Full and generous, the palate seduces with its aromas of blackberries and licorice, its structure and rich tannins. With beautiful length, the palate stretches to a complex and flavorful finish.