1992 Graham’s LBV Port 1 Litre german wines

1992 Graham’s LBV Port 1 Litre german winesLike Vintage Port, LBV is a wine of a single year but it is not a 'declared' Vintage Port. Whereas Vintage Port spends only two years in casks and then matures in bottle, LBV is aged solely in cask and then bottled at between four and six years old. At the time of bottling it has completed its maturation and is ready for drinking without the need for decanting. Graham's LBV has much of the rich full fruity flavour and 'grip' of Vintage Port, combining

A typical highland

dried orange and oak

Established in 1798

Mouth: This is excellent once again

with an incredibly rich

In wooden box

One experiences a lingering raisiny sweetness—complemented by subtle oak nuances—that gently recedes without overwhelming the senses

with water: more of the same

The wine is full-bodied

yet elegant and fresh with long finish

Arthur Bell & Sons' first appeared on the label in 1904

this old bottle of strawberry brandy liqueur made with handpicked French strawberries to a 17th century formula