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1983 GRAHAM'S Vintage Port, 1983

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Straight from a previously unopened original case and only recently removed from bond. All 12 are in perfect order.

Some comments garnered from the internet:

Berry Brothers
"An underrated vintage, which has stood the test of time extremely well and is now very highly regarded. Winter was long and cold and spring was very late, with snow falling in certain parts of the Douro as late as 20th May. The weather then warmed up but still remained unsettled throughout much of the summer. What made the vintage was the burst of very hot weather at the start of September, with temperatures rising to 30 degrees centigrade. The harvest was one of the latest on record, starting on the 3rd October.
10 major shippers declared this year and thus 1983 is regarded in Port circles as a "split vintage", In youth the wines were powerful yet austere, lacking the showy opulence of the 85s. However, in bottle they have developed marvellously, with the best examples being complex and harmonious. Excellent value for money Ports".

"Graham is another great port house, producing one of the deepest-colored and sweetest styles of vintage port. Along with Taylor and Fonseca, Graham has probably been the most consistent producer of great port in the post- World War II era. Their vintage ports are truly sublime and sumptuous. The 1983, like most vintage ports, seems more forward than normal but has a great depth of very ripe, viscous, unctuous, plummy, tarry fruit and significant tannin in its long finish. It is black-purple in colour. This is is certainly one of the top two or three ports of this vintage, and better than the excellent 1980".
Parker Buying Guide 1989

"A superb achievement from a very underrated year. Deep dark ruby-purple, with rich floral and violet aromas, full-bodied, with masses of strawberry flavours, full tannins and a long finish." Wine Spectator.

Cellartracker: Many favourable comments - average 92.5 points
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193478

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1983 GRAHAM'S Vintage Port

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3 bottles, 75cl each

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Fortified

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Australia, South Australia

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Into Neck (IN)

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1 & 2 bottles £12. 3-12 bottles £16 & 13-24 bottles £20 to mainland Britain. Elsewhere, please ask for a quote. PayPal is accepted from OVERSEAS ONLY. Their fees of 5% will be invoiced.
From BA22, Somerset, United Kingdom
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1983 GRAHAM'S Vintage Port, 1983

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Straight from a previously unopened original case and only recently removed from bond. All 12 are in perfect order.

Some comments garnered from the internet:

Berry Brothers
"An underrated vintage, which has stood the test of time extremely well and is now very highly regarded. Winter was long and cold and spring was very late, with snow falling in certain parts of the Douro as late as 20th May. The weather then warmed up but still remained unsettled throughout much of the summer. What made the vintage was the burst of very hot weather at the start of September, with temperatures rising to 30 degrees centigrade. The harvest was one of the latest on record, starting on the 3rd October.
10 major shippers declared this year and thus 1983 is regarded in Port circles as a "split vintage", In youth the wines were powerful yet austere, lacking the showy opulence of the 85s. However, in bottle they have developed marvellously, with the best examples being complex and harmonious. Excellent value for money Ports".

"Graham is another great port house, producing one of the deepest-colored and sweetest styles of vintage port. Along with Taylor and Fonseca, Graham has probably been the most consistent producer of great port in the post- World War II era. Their vintage ports are truly sublime and sumptuous. The 1983, like most vintage ports, seems more forward than normal but has a great depth of very ripe, viscous, unctuous, plummy, tarry fruit and significant tannin in its long finish. It is black-purple in colour. This is is certainly one of the top two or three ports of this vintage, and better than the excellent 1980".
Parker Buying Guide 1989

"A superb achievement from a very underrated year. Deep dark ruby-purple, with rich floral and violet aromas, full-bodied, with masses of strawberry flavours, full tannins and a long finish." Wine Spectator.

Cellartracker: Many favourable comments - average 92.5 points
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Item Details

Item ID:

193478

Name:

1983 GRAHAM'S Vintage Port

Producer:

Quantity / Size:

3 bottles, 75cl each

Duty Status:

Duty Paid

Wine Type:

Fortified

Country / Region:

Australia, South Australia

Fill Level:

Into Neck (IN)

Ended:

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Shipping

1 & 2 bottles £12. 3-12 bottles £16 & 13-24 bottles £20 to mainland Britain. Elsewhere, please ask for a quote. PayPal is accepted from OVERSEAS ONLY. Their fees of 5% will be invoiced.
From BA22, Somerset, United Kingdom
Worldwide

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