Ming L

9.0

Taylor Fladgate is arguably the benchmark for LBV which they basically pioneered.

Notes of ripe blackberries, plum, cedar, chocolate, and spice. Warm and supple with balancing acidity. Great value. — 2 days ago

Jan A

9.6

The Fonseca bottle was gone in no time so we opened another 2007 from my cellar.I love the more feminine, elegant, ethereal style of Taylor's . Excellent bottle. Violets galore — a year ago

CG

9.2

This opens so well and is really enjoyable to drink — 3 years ago

Theress Bricker

9.6

Delicious dessert wine. Enjoyed Easter 2026  — 13 days ago

Jan A

9.5

Violets in the nose. Classic vintage port profile. Needed 5 hours of air to loose the harsh alcoholic notes on the palate. But after that it was balanced and singing. Together with Taylor's, Grahams is in my top three port producers. — 5 months ago

Boris Mathiszik

9.0

Takes a while to open up but then it is smooth and layered. Soft tannins. From the Clare Valley. — 2 years ago

Chris

10

Steve & Taylor's wedding — 3 years ago

Joshua Figg

9.3

Fragrant floral aromas, with pear, apple, grapefruit and lemon. Soft then tart on the palate, with a crisp, and balanced mineral finish. — a month ago

Jan A

9.4

Sunday delight
I — 6 months ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.5

1994 vintage. Well-crofted indeed. The nose is rather discrete initially. Still a lot of fruit in the mouth, with fresh acidity and silky tannin.While it does not have the depth and power of Taylor's and Fonseca in this extraordinary vintage, there is a lot to like. Give it time to open up. — 2 years ago