Grahams 10 år Tawny Portvin Portugal 37,5 cl 20%

Not every Port evening calls for a full bottle. In the half-size format, Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny comes in a size built for a quiet afternoon with one or two glasses, without the rest of the bottle waiting around too long.

Expert's Description

Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port is a Portuguese Aged Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks for around 10 years and bottled at 20% in a 37.5cl bottle.

The wine is identical to the house's 10 Year Old Tawny in 75cl, simply bottled in the smaller format. That makes it a good option as a gift or for anyone wanting to try the style without committing to a full bottle.

As with the house's other aged Tawny Ports, the 10 years is an average expression of a blend of casks of varying ages, put together by Graham's cellar master.

Tasting Notes

Nose

The nose offers roasted almonds and honey, with a touch of fig and a hint of caramel.

Palate

The palate is rich and mature with fruit cake and caramel, closing on a fine spiced note.

Finish

The finish is long, with a last sweetness of caramel and a hint of cinnamon.

Specifications

Name: Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port
Winery: Graham's
Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
Type: Aged Tawny Port
ABV: 20%
Size: 37.5 CL
Ageing: Oak cask (approx. 10 years)
EAN no.: 5010867400382
Serving suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 12-14°C — the smaller bottle is well suited to enjoying a single glass without opening a full bottle

Flavour Profile

Roasted almonds · Caramel · Fig · Rounded

Did You Know?

The half-bottle (37.5cl) has historically been popular for Port and dessert wines, because an opened Tawny keeps well thanks to its long cask ageing — but a smaller format means there's always a fresh bottle on hand without opening a full 75cl at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port

What's the difference between this bottle and Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny in 75cl?

It's exactly the same Port, simply bottled in a smaller 37.5cl format, well suited to fewer glasses or as a gift.

Why choose a half bottle over a full one?

The smaller format is practical if you only want a couple of glasses at a time, or if you want to give a smaller yet still gift-worthy bottle.

What does Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny taste like?

It offers roasted almonds, caramel and fig, with a round, mature flavour that still retains a certain freshness.

Should the bottle be served cold?

It's best enjoyed lightly chilled, around 12-14°C.

Does an opened 37.5cl bottle keep as long as a 75cl one?

Yes, shelf life after opening depends on storage, not bottle size — a Tawny generally keeps well thanks to its long cask ageing.