Elegance, Power and Complexity: Graham’s Vintage Ports
A vertical tasting of Graham's Vintage Ports from 1970 to 2007 was a featured event at this year's Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival. Roy reports, and shares his tasting notes.
A vertical tasting of Graham's Vintage Ports from 1970 to 2007 was a featured event at this year's Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival. Roy reports, and shares his tasting notes.
Zev Robinson, creator of the Life On The Douro documentary film, has released his third trailer, and Roy shares more information about screenings.
Does Roy do anything else besides think about, write about, teach and enjoy Port every day? Actually, yes. Read about the one brief period each year he does something totally different.
Roy writes movingly of sharing a bottle of Port with friends facing tough times.
Roy reflects on the "traditional" image of Port in the media versus the real possibilities Port offers to the more open-minded: Why aren't you enjoying a glass right now as you read the FTLOP Blog?
Wine news from Portugal: winners of the Portuguese National Competition for Wines Bottled in 2011, the Madeira Wine Company, and The Vintage Port Site.
This month, Roy introduces readers to Joana Pais, Manager of Press Relations for Sogrape Vinhos, S.A., owners of such well known Port brands as Ferreira, Sandeman and Offley as well as Douro DOC Casa Ferreirinha, and more.
Roy Hersh reviews 15 of the 1991 Vintage Ports at 20 Years of age to see how they are maturing, and assess their remaining life span in bottle.
Zev Robinson has released the second trailer for his Life On The Douro documentary film.
What can the sediment in your bottle of Vintage Port tell you about the character of the wine? This month's A Question For The Port Trade learns more.