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Graham’s 1977 Vintage Port
$299.99
Powerful and fruit-forward, this full-bodied Vintage Port has concentration and rich, complex fruit. The profile is harmonious and well balanced, with good structure. It is drawn from parcels across four estates in the Douro and is listed at twenty-one percent alcohol. The wine can continue evolving in bottle. The house produces this style only in exceptional years.
| Producer | Graham’s |
|---|---|
| Country | Portugal |
| Region | Douro Valley |
| Appellation | Port |
| Vintage | 1977 |
| Size | 750 mL |
Case Discount: Mix-&-Match 12+, Save 10% (wine, spirits & sake)
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| Location | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Lonsdale 126 – 13th Street East North Vancouver, BC V7L 4W8 604-925-3663 | 1* |
Not currently available at Point Grey, 8th & Cambie, Granville Island, and Commercial Drive.
*Inventory changes quickly. Please call ahead for limited quantities.
About Graham's
Graham’s began in Porto in 1820, after textile merchants William and John Graham accepted twenty-seven barrels of Port in payment of a debt and entered the wine trade. In 1890, the house bought Quinta dos Malvedos in the Douro and built its ageing lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia. The Symington family acquired Graham’s in 1970, following a connection with the house that began in 1882.
Malvedos is the principal estate among four Douro properties supplying the house. Grapes are sorted by hand and fermented in modern tanks designed to reproduce gentle foot treading; after fortification, the wines move to Gaia to age.
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