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Zoe Graham: Churchill’s rebrand to illustrate the future of PortZoe Graham entered her family business as sales and marketing director just before the pandemic broke out...
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The journey of two Graham’s wines: 1994 Vintage Port and 1994 Single Harvest Tawny PortSponsor Content Created With Graham’s Port here
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New ’50-year-old’ Port category: wines ratedDiscover the latest aged Port category
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Port producer proposes new classification for ‘young harvest’ releasesProducer launches bid for new category, but it's early days...
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Storing Madeira – Ask DecanterShould you store Madeira on its side?
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What is white Port? – ask DecanterWhite Port and tonic anyone?...
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Sweet and fortified wines: how to serve and preserveHow best to enjoy these classic and characterful styles...
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An aperitif for anytime: Vermouth di TorinoVermouth is undergoing a revival...
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Tasting Quinta do Noval wines: latest releasesThe historic Port producer has been honing its range of Douro table wines. Julie Sheppard finds out more and rates the latest release red and white wines.
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Quinta do Noval declares 2019 Port vintageQuinta do Noval declares highly prized 'Nacional' in 2019 vintage...
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Decanter’s complete guide to vermouthThe unsung hero of many classic cocktails...
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Top fortified wines for ChristmasThe 97+ point fortified wines from the 2020 Decanter World Wine Awards worth seeking out...
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Port 2018: Vintage guide and what to buyHow do the 2018 Ports stack up against the highly rated 2015, 2016 and 2017 vintages?
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Leading Port figure James Symington diesCredited with playing an instrumental role in reviving the Port wine industry in the second half of the 20th century.
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First taste: Taylor’s Single Harvest 1970 PortThe release of a limited-edition 50-year-old Port...
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Madeira: Michael Broadbent Column
Madeira – a wine for all seasons
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20-year-old Tawny PortVintage port is often held up as the most aristocratic of wines. But RICHARD MAYSON argues that a 20-year-old tawny can offer greater overall drinking pleasure.
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Interview: Adrian BridgeNatural born leader
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Most exciting wines of 2019: Sparkling, fortified and sweetOur final instalment of the wines of the year tasting results...
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Symington Family launches Quinta da Fonte Souto winesFirst taste of these red and white releases
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Port industry pioneer Ian Symington diesOne of the pioneers of the 20th-century Port industry...
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Michael Symington diesMichael Symington CBE, who led his family’s Port business after the Second World War and helped lay the foundations for its future expansion and success, has died aged 87.
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Great value Christmas Ports to tryGreat value Port recommendations...
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Madeira wines for Christmas
If you need inspiration...
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Star buys of 2015: Spain and PortugalTop-scoring wines from Spain & Portugal...
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Video: How to decant vintage PortWatch Gerard Basset MS MW OBE show you how to decant a bottle of Vintage Port...
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Which Ports should you drink this winter?Richard Mayson picks his top Ports for drinking now...
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Understanding Tawny PortFind out the key elements to understanding tawny Port – Richard Mayson talks ageing, careful selection and finely-tuned blending...
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Wine Legend: Dow’s Vintage Port 1955Standing out for its elegance as well as richness...
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Quinta do Crasto’s £5000 Tawny Port and Douro wines ratedThese are hedonistic wines...
