A storm in a teacup….

You bet: a storm in a teacup. For many people the glass is more than half full, for others more than half full, but I say: where can I get a little more to top up?

Simply thinking differently; reframing. But where do you get that inspiration? I turn up the heating, let the storm rage around the house, and pour a glass of port. Tawny 10 years old in and let the slightly clouded imagination do its work……..

The producer of this spirit-enriching drink is John Graham, a descendant of a famous family of port makers. He wanted to start his own company but, for understandable reasons, could not choose his own family name. After all, Graham is already a long-established port house. He chose the name of his wife, a descendant of the famous Winston Churchill. This recently established, independent port house stands out for its high quality. By now, connoisseurs consider the Churchill ports to be classics.

I taste complexity, refinement, elegance, and experience the finish as a triumph! But then again, how could it be otherwise with a namesake like Churchill. Thanks, Sir Winston Churchill.

Author: Mr. W. Snaak / www.josbeeres.nl