Graham, Single Harvest Tawny other_regions

Graham, Single Harvest Tawny other_regionsShown 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

30% Syrah and 20% Mourvedre

playing with over-ripeness

delicious and silky-textured flavors that possess lovely balance on the dusty

particularly on the finish

This will need a few years to better integrate its wood and develop additional depth

This laidback approach is reflective of a vintage that produced understated wines overall across the appellation

prevalent in this site

The purple-colored 2006 Cami Pesseroles is 60% Garnacha and the balance the other permitted varietals of the DO

Drink from 2026-2045

featuring bags of bright

The 2015 Brunello di Montalcino Vigneti del Versante captivates with a delicate bouquet of plums and strawberries complemented by rosy florals

A structured