Graham, Single Harvest Tawny

Graham, Single Harvest TawnyShown to contrast with the 1963 vintage. Aged for over half a century in seasoned oak casks with an average age of 75 years that have been maintained by Grahams own team of eight coopers. Just being launched now. See picture of the relative colours of the vintage and single harvest tawny 1963s. Charles admits its difficult to say which he prefers (vintage or tawny); I think I prefer the old tawny. Firm finish, very fresh and lively. Some light

round and plump medium-bodied flavors possess plenty of sappy dry extract that helps to buffer the moderately firm acidity shaping the balanced finish that flashes excellent depth and persistence for a villages level wine

quince preserves

and fully mature

Classic ruby color

The beautifully balanced finish is sappy and gorgeously persistent and I very much like the potential as the wood should be successfully integrated

" says winemaker Joel Peterson

5 grams per liter

it unfolds slowly on the nose

A subtle application of wood sets off the layered and appealing aromas of plum

1998 was a late flowering year but the grapes achieved perfect ripeness by harvest time

floral and earthy red berry fruit aromas

this gorgeous