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2000 Graham's, Port, Portugal

  • Red
  • Luscious
  • Full Bodied
Ready, but will improve
Jancis Robinson MW
17.5/20
Robert Parker
94/100
Jancis Robinson MW
18.5/20
Product: 20008002116
2000 Graham's, Port, Portugal

Description

This showed a calm restraint when tasted as well as the extra degree of class expected from one of the very finest shippers. The tannins were nicely subdued but with an edginess set against a mass of sweet, plump fruit. Long, long length - serious class and up with the very best the vintage has to offer. 2020-2030
Colour Red
Sweetness Luscious
Vintage 2000
Alcohol % 20
Maturity Ready, but will improve
Body Full Bodied
Producer Graham

Critics reviews

Jancis Robinson MW 17.5/20
Intense and liqueur-like on the nose. Very strong minty note. Dry finish with some tannins still evident. Very pure and clean.Drink 2015-2040jancis_robinson_mw, JancisRobinson.com (Sep 2016)
Drink 2015 - 2040
Jancis Robinson MW, JancisRobinson.com (Sep 2016)
Robert Parker 94/100
Grapy, unformed, black raspberry liqueur and licorice-infused cassis notes leap from the glass of this opaque purple-colored wine. Sweet, plush, rich, and accessible, it is a forward, lush, concentrated effort that should drink well for two decades. While not one of Graham's most profound ports, it should evolve rapidly, providing immense crowd appeal.Robert M. Parker, Jr. - 30/10/2002
Drink 2015 - 2040
Robert Parker, RobertParker.com (Oct 2002)
Jancis Robinson MW 18.5/20
Dark purple. Slightly green note on the nose. Very big and bold and sweet – really overwhelming with its sweetness, though there is tannin, quite dry insistent tannin, on the finish. Dry and almost dusty finish. This is less than a baby, it’s an idea. But it should get there all right, even if it’s a bit crazy to even try to taste it now. Complete. jancis_robinson_mw MW - JancisRobinson.com – October 2004)
Drink 2015 - 2040
Jancis Robinson MW, JancisRobinson.com (Oct 2004)

About this wine

Graham

W & J Graham was originally a Glasgow-based textiles firm, founded by two brothers William and John Graham, which became port shippers in the early 1800s. The family already had extensive business interests in Scotland and India but they decided to channel their considerable resources and energy towards the pursuit of the Port industry.
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