Graham'sMalvedos 2012

Name: Malvedos
Brand: Graham's
SKU: VIN-014397
Price: 226.8 GBP
Availability: InStock

Product code: 14397

£37.80 inc VAT

£226.80 / case of 6

Fortified Wine from
Douro, Portugal

Country: Portugal

Region: Douro

Type: Fortified Wine

Winery: Graham's

Alcohol: 20%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: Charles Symington and Henry Shotton

Grape: Red Port Blend

Grape: Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca

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Country: Portugal

Region: Douro

Type: Fortified Wine

Winery: Graham's

Alcohol: 20%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: Charles Symington and Henry Shotton

Grape: Red Port Blend

Grape: Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Barroca

Product Notes

Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos is a quintessential Portuguese wine marked by eminent quality and distinction. Hailed from Douro Valley, this exquisite wine mesmerises with its tantalising fruity aroma infused with a splash of floral notes. The luscious palate swirls with an aggregate of complex flavours, predominantly ripe plum, rich chocolate, and a dash of spice. Slowly matured in seasoned oak casks, it showcases a harmonious balance of sweetness, tannin and acidity. The Malvedos wine promises a powerhouse finish illustrating both robustness and sophistication, making it an immaculate partner for rich desserts and cheeses. It’s a promise of a vinous adventure.

Tasting Notes

Very youthful deep purple colour for its 13 years of age. On the nose powerful and with great depth of fruit, packed with layers of ‘jammy’ dark fruits such as cassis and blackberry. On the palate full bodied and well structured, with complex flavours of dark fuits and nuances of black chocolate. Excellent balance combined to ripe and firm tannins lead to a prolonged and stylish finish.

About the Winery

Graham's winery, nestled amidst the rolling hills of England's idyllic countryside, is indeed a spectacle to behold. A beacon of tradition and elegance, the winery, with its astounding heritage, evokes the spirit of true English winemaking.

The heart of Graham's winery is evidently the sprawling vineyards; golden-hued fields cloaked in lush grapevines stretching beyond the horizon. Each grape is meticulously nurtured, given its own time to blossom before being hand-plucked to maintain the highest quality. The result is a robust array of grapes, each contributing to the magnificent flavour profile that defines each bottle of Graham's wine.

As soon as you step into this haven, the soulful aroma of fermenting grapes fills the air, creating an ambience of warmth and tranquillity. The historical buildings, fused with state-of-the-art facilities, paint the picture of a winery that has successfully merged tradition with modern winemaking methods. Here, intricate techniques marry with nuances of the grapes; skillfully crafted to produce the finest wines.

Visitors are not just treated to a wine-tasting session, but a holistic experience capturing the charm of good old-fashioned winemaking complemented by England's enchanting beauty. The winery offers guided tours that dive deep into the winemaking process, their storied history, and, of course, the wines: from the robust reds, to the sparkling champagnes and the fragrant whites.

However an integral part of the winery's heritage is the centuries-old cellar-a treasure trove of vintage wines collected over the years. Each bottle here not just showcases the evolution of their taste over time, but also brings back a bit of history along with it.

Repeatedly acclaimed for its extraordinary brews and exemplary hospitality, Graham's winery continues to be an enduring favourite amongst wine enthusiasts. A visit is nothing short of an unforgettable experience, dipped in the rich essence of England's winemaking legacy. So next time you yearn for a taste of authenticity, remember Graham’s Winery is a worth a visit don't you think?

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