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MigSU wrote: ↑17:30 Sun 23 May 2021 Come to sell some vintage Port; leave with an introductory course on vintage Port.

Indeed, I feel truly informed now

Hi Sarah, The best advice I can give is KEEP THEM . Graham 1977 is a delicious Port. At or close to its best and will remain so for the next 20 years or so (if stored properly*). Once it’s past its peak it will slowly change into a more caramel and almost equally delicious drink over the next 30-50...

Hi Sarah, Thank you for posting here and giving us the opportunity to buy the Ports. You might find someone interested, but my feeling is that you are being too optimistic with your target price. Right now, you can buy a case (of 12 bottles) of Graham 1977 from Goedhuis & Co for less than £78 p...

jdaw1 wrote: ↑21:22 Fri 21 May 2021 The post starting this thread is commendable. Said what they are, where they are, their history, and pictures. Good work by Sarah.

Thank you for the positive feedback! First time selling, so good to know I've provided the right info

Hi Sarah, Thank you for posting here and giving us the opportunity to buy the Ports. You might find someone interested, but my feeling is that you are being too optimistic with your target price. Right now, you can buy a case (of 12 bottles) of Graham 1977 from Goedhuis & Co for less than £78 p...

Hello, I have 10x bottles of Graham's 1977 (bottled in 1979) Vintage Port (75cl) :663333: All 10 bottles were stored professionally, until I had them delivered on 16th March 2021 to my home. Since then, they have been stored in the dark and cold in my garage. Is there anyone in the Oxfordshire area ...