Graham's LBV 2019 – Green Gift Box

Graham's LBV 2019 – The Perfect Port in a Green Gift Box

Graham's LBV 2019 Port in a beautiful green gift box, is a classic Douro port, aged for six years in wooden casks to achieve a complex flavor profile. You will experience taste notes of blackcurrant, blackberry, dried mint and a hint of licorice, which create a harmonious and well-balanced wine. Perfect to accompany dark chocolate and mature cheeses such as Cheddar and Manchego.

Scent: Graham's LBV 2019 offers intense aromas of blackcurrant and blackberry, complemented by dried mint leaves and eucalyptus. A delicate note of licorice adds depth to the fragrance profile.
Taste: The taste is characterized by ripe black fruit with a fresh undertone of exotic fruits such as mango and papaya. The spicy tannins give the wine a slightly spicy touch that creates a wonderful balance in the mouth.
Aftertaste: The finish is long and lingering with notes of black tea and a velvety feel. That rounds off the taste experience in a classy way.

Experience Graham's LBV 2019 Port, reflecting the rich traditions and quality of the Douro region. This port wine is created from selected grape varieties such as Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional, Sousão and Tinta Amarela, which contribute to the wine's complex character. Aged for six years in wooden casks at Graham's Lodge, the wine achieves its balanced taste, combining rich fruit flavors with a spicy and fresh undertone.

Graham's LBV 2019 presents itself with a deep ruby red color and its aroma profile is characterized by blackcurrant and blackberry, accompanied by notes of dried mint and licorice. On the palate, the wine is juicy and lively, with a unique combination of spicy tannins and exotic fruit nuances. Like mango and papaya, which gives a fresh and refined taste.

This port wine is ready to be enjoyed immediately after bottling and goes perfectly with desserts such as dark chocolate or with a selection of mature cheeses. Graham's LBV 2019 is not just a port, but an experience that reflects Graham's house style. Known for its fruit concentration and depth. Let yourself be seduced by the rich aftertaste that lingers and completes any special occasion.

About Portvinshuset:

The company only traded in textile goods until 1820. Then a customer could not pay his overdue bill to the company's branch in Porto. They were therefore forced to accept 27 pipes of port wine as payment. The port was sold with great success and was encouraged to repeat the trade. The company quickly built up a good reputation within port wine.

At the end of the 19th century, Graham's was one of the largest shippers and most recognized port wines. Young Scotsman Andrew James Symington was employed by the company in 1882 and after a few years he moved on to the world of port wine. In 1970 Graham's had financial problems and had to add capital. Then Symington's grandchildren took the opportunity to buy the house.

The Symington family today has a very central position within the world of port wine and owns some of the best port wine houses. Today, it is the 5th generation that manages their port wine houses.

Robert Parker also had the following comment on Graham's: The most consistent producer of great port in the post world war 2 era.