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1955 Graham
Posted: 19:34 Sun 28 Apr 2024
by jdaw1
On Tuesday 14th May 2024, as arranged by
Martin C., at the
Boot & Flogger, some of the obvious suspects tasted a vertical of
Graham.
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Re: 1955 Graham
Posted: 12:32 Tue 14 May 2024
by Alex Bridgeman
Re: 1955 Graham
Posted: 09:35 Thu 16 May 2024
by winesecretary
Pale rim. A hint of balsamic. Still some tannins. Sweet and delicious.
Re: 1955 Graham
Posted: 23:07 Thu 16 May 2024
by jdaw1
G55: decanted noon. Glorious red, 40% opaque. Black pepper, smoke, spice, string sweetness, and some heat. Excellent Port, but in this company, not in the top rank.
Re: 1955 Graham
Posted: 14:41 Tue 28 May 2024
by Alex Bridgeman
Graham 1955, bottled 1957 in the UK by an unknown merchant. Fabulous on the nose, lively and full of spiced and complex dried fruit. The richness and complexity hinted at by the nose is also delivered on the palate. The aftertaste is stunning, an explosion of fruit just like bringing a newly baked rich fruit cake from the oven - but Graham 1955 also has some gentle cocoa tannins showing on the finish. 95/100 and my joint top wine of the night (along with the 1945). Tasted 14-May-2024. Decanted at 12.30 and allowed to sit in the decanter until 15.00 when it was returned to the bottle to be taken to the tasting. Poured into glasses at 17.00 and tasted at 18.00.
Re: 1955 Graham
Posted: 19:35 Tue 28 May 2024
by Glenn E.
G55. Light red and ruby. Faint stinkiness on the nose with layers of dried red fruits. It still has some faint tannins to round out a pleasant palate that shows baked pie - apple and blackberry together? 93 points.