NV Graham Six Grapes Port
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NV Graham Six Grapes Port
Producer: Graham
Style: Fortified
Grape Type: Port Blend
Origin: Portugal
Region: Portugal
89 Points | International Wine Cellar , March/April 1998
Very saturated dark red. Youthful port aromas of cassis, licorice, chocolate, herbs and damp earth. Very intense, sweet flavors of chocolate and dark berries. Robust yet smooth and not obviously alcoholic. Superb fruit is given clarity by firm acids. Real wine-class port, with terrific structure, freshness and delineation of flavor.
87 Points | Wine Spectator
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36 Member Ratings
Average Member Rating: 3.69 out of 5 stars| 5 stars | (7) | |
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Member Notes
decent at best
02/16/2009
by collins13317455
I think that this port is a good one to start with if you havent gotten into alot of other ports but there are plenty of others for around the same price that have a little more complex flavor
Dessert in a bottle, perfect for Port beginners
01/16/2008
by Brooks12608420
I never liked Port wine until I tried this one and from there I moved on to bigger and better. I think the price is right, the taste is yummy, and I would buy it again and again.
Very good dessert wine
02/07/2004
by Russell10687341
I thought this wine was plenty sweet. Any more sweetness, and you might as well drink sugar water! Nose is very sweet. Initial taste is a little sharp but finishes smooth and sweet. Previous reviewer was right..this is dessert!
This IS dessert!
12/25/2003
by Jablonski
I love the chocolate tones and sweetness. This is my favorite Port under $50. Personally, I think the etoh shines through pretty strongly.
Dark and sweet
01/31/2001
by Jazz June
I pretty much concur with both the merchant reviews. Dark red with very strong candied fruit on the nose and taste. Complexity is great. So rich and sweet that it makes for the perfect dessert all on its own. Great value for sure.
Ideal to start drinking Port
01/19/2008
by Pereira12610648
Graham Six Grapes is perfect for Port starters or for people that buy Port for the first time. Great body, nose and finish...for a great price ! Try it.
Decent for the price
01/04/2007
by Lukmire11957792
Not complex. Cherry fruit. Nice candied aroma. Feels relatively light on the plate.
Sharp
09/24/2003
by Andy K.
More sharp than smooth, didn't seem sweet enough. Too much dark chocolate like taste.
Disappointing
08/21/2008
by BorderCollie12901050
This lacks the complexity and richness that I like and have found in other $20 ports. Taylor Fladgate LBV is a better choice for the price.
Kiddie Wine
12/10/2007
by Baker12574242
Tasted like Welches grape juice with a splash of brandy. For those of you looking for a thin grapey port, this is a great choice.
If you are looking for something to put in junior's bottle to help him sleep, this is your bottle.
Calling this Port would be an insult to all other Port
09/19/2007
by Landolfi12080228
Anyone who has tried and appreciated a nice Port will realize that this SWILL is better suited for removing rust than for drinking. I wouldn't pay more than $4 for a bottle of this. There are MUCH better Ports out there at a better value and you won't be upset that you spent $12 on something that tastes like a mix of Welch's grape juice, vodka and Drano!
