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Year
'Sin Añada'
Appellation of origin
'D.O.C. Porto'
Maturation
'2 Años'
Country
Portugal
Format
'Botella 75cl'
Alcoholic grade
20%
Year
'Sin Añada'
Appellation of origin
'D.O.C. Porto'
Maturation
'2 Años'
Country
Portugal
Format
'Botella 75cl'
Alcoholic grade
20%
Sight: 'De color rojo oscuro, con un seductor perfume rico de ciruelas maduras y cerezas.'
Mouth: 'En el paladar, complejo, con una buena estructura y un toque final persistente'
Nose: 'Aromas limpios y finos, con notas de cerezas y ciruelas, toques de vainilla y roble muy suave. '
Generous Port Wine Graham's Six Grapes
It belongs to Graham's Wineries, a family business founded in 1820 by the Graham brothers. Nowadays, this brand is synonymous with quality when it comes to Port wine, thanks to the unique aging process of its wines and the skill of its master blender.
The name Six Grapes refers to the symbol that Graham's has always used to classify its wines on a scale from one to six, with six grapes denoting lots with the potential for Vintage Port, which have higher concentration, structure, and brighter fruit.
'Sight: 'De color rojo oscuro, con un seductor perfume rico de ciruelas maduras y cerezas.'
Mouth: 'En el paladar, complejo, con una buena estructura y un toque final persistente'
Nose: 'Aromas limpios y finos, con notas de cerezas y ciruelas, toques de vainilla y roble muy suave. '
Generous Port Wine Graham's Six Grapes
It belongs to Graham's Wineries, a family business founded in 1820 by the Graham brothers. Nowadays, this brand is synonymous with quality when it comes to Port wine, thanks to the unique aging process of its wines and the skill of its master blender.
The name Six Grapes refers to the symbol that Graham's has always used to classify its wines on a scale from one to six, with six grapes denoting lots with the potential for Vintage Port, which have higher concentration, structure, and brighter fruit.
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