Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port

[Thomas V]

Red brown, transparent colour.

Vanilla, light spirits, caramel burnt lightly. Medium body and some acidity still lingering. Clipped finish and lack secondary notes.

89 points

[Andy Velebil]

Do you know the bottling date of this? This has never been in the top tier of 20 year tawny's but a recent bottling showed better than any I've had in the past. Not great mind you, but better.


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[Thomas V]

I tasted this 20YO Graham's I believe 3 times during my time in Porto & Douro this fall, but unfortunately I'm not knowledgable about the bottling dates.

Also I must admit I have never really been impressed with Graham's TWAIOA's. As you mention they are not in the top tier for me in the 20YO segment nor in any of the 3 other categories.

[Moses Botbol]

Do you know the bottling date of this? This has never been in the top tier of 20 year tawny's but a recent bottling showed better than any I've had in the past. Not great mind you, but better.

Never been a fan of any Symington Tawny outside of Dow.

I thought most of the TFP and SFE tawny's have altered their blends in last 5 or so years?

[Thomas V]

Do you know the bottling date of this? This has never been in the top tier of 20 year tawny's but a recent bottling showed better than any I've had in the past. Not great mind you, but better.

Never been a fan of any Symington Tawny outside of Dow.

I thought most of the TFP and SFE tawny's have altered their blends in last 5 or so years?

Funny you mention Dow's as the only exception within the SFE conglomerate. I have never really thought about Dow's in relation to TWAIOA, but I had their 30YO tawny twice on my vacation and I really enjoyed it very much. So I am in line with you on that point.