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Grahams Port Wine

When a customer in Porto couldn't pay his bill in 1820, Scottish textile merchant William Graham ended up with 27 pipes of port wine instead of cash. That accident became the start of one of the Douro Valley's greatest houses - a story that still tastes of luck, stubbornness and slate.

  • Bottle of Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port with golden-amber colour
    Item no.: 22227865464-10200

    Ten years in oak casks in Vila Nova de Gaia is enough for a Port to shift from young and fruity toward mature and nutty, without losing its freshness entirely. Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny lands right at the point where the two sides meet.

    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%.

    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 so the overall wine matches the age stated on the label.

    The Port is aged oxidatively, where slow contact with air through the wood gives it its characteristic tawny colour and a flavour that moves from fresh fruit toward roasted nuts and dried fruit.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers roasted almonds, honey and figs, with a light suggestion of caramel.

    Palate

    The palate is rich and mature, with fruit cake, caramel and a fine spiced finish that ties it all together.

    Finish

    The finish is long, closing with a last touch of sweet 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: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask (approx. 10 years)
    EAN no.: 5010867410220
    Serving suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 12-14°C, ideally with almonds, figs or fruit cake

    Flavour Profile

    Roasted almonds · Caramel · Fig · Rounded

    Did You Know?

    Ten years in cask gives just enough time for the fresh berry fruit to give way to nutty and dried-fruit notes, without the Port losing the light freshness that still marks a younger age indication than 20 or 30 years.

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    • 1pcs.
      37,50EUR
  • Small bottle of Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port in half-size format
    Item no.: 22227865464-10200-37-5cl

    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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    • 1pcs.
      21,25EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port with amber-golden colour
    Item no.: 22227865454-386

    Twenty years in dark casks beneath the roofs of Vila Nova de Gaia have shifted the colour from deep ruby to warm amber. What's left in the glass is a Port where time itself has become part of the flavour.

    Expert's Description

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

    Unlike a Ruby Port, which is aged to preserve fruit character, a Tawny is deliberately aged oxidatively in wood, slowly losing its red colour in favour of golden and amber hues. 20 years is an average age indication, arrived at by Graham's cellar master tasting through a blend of casks so that the overall wine reflects the stated age — some casks are younger, others older.

    The blend draws on several of Graham's source estates in the Douro Valley, including Quinta dos Malvedos, which the house has owned since 1890 and which is a cornerstone of both its Vintage Ports and aged Tawny Ports.

    The Symington family has run Graham's since 1970, but the connection goes back further: Andrew James Symington sailed from Scotland to Porto in 1882 to work for the Graham family, a bond that later turned into ownership.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers a complex bouquet of roasted nuts, orange peel and ripe dried fruit, softened by the long ageing.

    Palate

    The palate is rich and softly sweet, with notes of caramel, burnt orange and a fine balance between sweetness and acidity.

    Finish

    The finish is long and elegant, closing with a last touch of roasted almonds.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Aged Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask (approx. 20 years)
    EAN no.: 5010867410329
    Serving suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 12-14°C, ideally with walnuts, dried fruit or crème brûlée

    Flavour Profile

    Nutty · Caramel · Amber · Complex

    Did You Know?

    The colour of a Tawny like this one doesn't come from the grape variety, but from years of contact with air through the cask's porous wood. The longer the ageing, the more the wine shifts from ruby red toward the warm amber tone that gives the style its name.

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    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Golden half bottle of Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port with brown-toned label
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197279911 - 37-5-cl

    Twenty years in oak gives a tawny its golden hue and a touch of nut and orange peel – enough time to grow complex, yet still young enough to surprise with freshness.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port is a Portuguese aged Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks for an average of 20 years and bottled at 20% in a half bottle.

    The Port is a blend of several vintages, composed to hit a consistent style every time the house bottles it. Long ageing in oak gives the colour its golden, tawny hue and replaces the fresh berry fruit of a young Port with nuts, caramel and dried orange peel.

    Graham's Port was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham and has belonged to the Symington family's portfolio of Port houses in the Douro Valley since 1970. This 20 year old tawny is sold in a 37.5 cl bottle, a practical format for those who want to try the aged style without opening a full 75 cl bottle.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose has a characteristic nutty note, combined with mature, medium-aged fruit and a touch of orange peel.

    Palate

    The palate is rich, softly sweet and full, with toffee, caramel, burnt orange and raisins, carried by a well-balanced structure.

    Finish

    The finish is long and elegant, with a last touch of dried plums and a faint, earthy, mushroom-like depth.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 37.5 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks, average 20 years
    EAN no.: 5010867401297
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 14-16°C in a Port glass, ideally with blue cheese or nuts

    Flavour Profile

    Nutty · Golden · Round · Elegant

    Did You Know?

    This 20 year old tawny comes in a 37.5 cl half bottle for a reason: an already oxidatively aged Port like this one holds up far better after opening than a young, fruity Port, and the smaller format makes it easier to enjoy a glass at a time without the bottle standing open too long.

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    • 1pcs.
      33,50EUR
  • Dark bottle of Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos 2015 Vintage Port with vintage label
    Item no.: 22264-102334

    High above the Douro river, where the terraces drop steeply toward the water, lies Quinta dos Malvedos, the estate that has been the heart of Graham's finest vintages since 1890.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos 2015 Vintage Port is a Portuguese single-quinta vintage Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks and bottled at 20% from the 2015 harvest.

    Unlike Graham's classic Vintage Port, which blends grapes from several estates in an exceptional year, this bottle comes exclusively from Quinta dos Malvedos. The wine ferments briefly and then matures in cask before being bottled unfiltered, giving it the fullness and structure a true vintage Port is known for.

    Quinta dos Malvedos became part of Graham's in 1890 and is regarded today as one of the finest estates in the Douro Valley, with steep terraces facing the river. The estate is both the cornerstone of the house's vintage Ports and its single harvest tawny Ports.

    2015 was a year in which Graham's chose to release Malvedos as a standalone single-quinta vintage rather than folding it into the house's main vintage blend, giving the bottle a more direct, site-specific character.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose shifts between fennel and wild rosemary with a hint of mint, moving toward ripe, dark berry fruit and a touch of violet.

    Palate

    The palate is intense and concentrated, with juicy blackberry and a touch of liquorice, carried by firm tannins layered with fresh, ripe fruit.

    Finish

    The finish is long and satisfying, closing dry and structured, where the firm tannins give way to a last glimpse of sweet fruit.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos 2015 Vintage Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Vintage Port (single-quinta)
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks
    Vintage: 2015
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C, ideally decanted, with dark chocolate or blue cheese

    Flavour Profile

    Intense · Berry · Structured · Complex

    Investment Potential

    As a genuine single-quinta vintage Port from a named estate, Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos 2015 is sought after by collectors interested in site-specific expressions rather than the house's larger, blended vintage bottlings. The wine's tannic structure also points to considerable further ageing potential.

    Did You Know?

    Quinta dos Malvedos sits on a prominent bend overlooking the Douro river and is regarded by many Douro experts as one of the most beautiful estates in the entire valley, as much for its setting as for the grapes grown on its steep terraces.

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    • 1pcs.
      67,00EUR
  • Dark bottle of Graham's Quinta do Tua 2022 Vintage Port with gift box
    Item no.: 22264-15563

    At the confluence of the Tua and Douro rivers lies an estate with vines older than most of us. In 2022, it was allowed to stand alone on the label for the very first time.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Quinta do Tua 2022 Vintage Port is a Portuguese single-quinta vintage Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks and bottled at 20% from the 2022 harvest.

    The wine is made from old, mixed vines, known in Portuguese as vinhas velhas, grown, harvested and vinified together rather than variety by variety. The method produces a complexity that is hard to achieve by blending single varieties afterwards, since the different grapes ripen and contribute to the must at the same time.

    Quinta do Tua sits where the river Tua meets the Douro and has long supplied grapes to Graham's other Ports. 2022 was the first time the house chose to release a standalone vintage Port exclusively from this estate, making the bottle a new addition to Graham's collection of single-quinta vintage Ports.

    The vines on Quinta do Tua behind this bottle are around 50 years old, giving grapes with low yield and high concentration, a key factor behind the wine's depth and structured tannins.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers an abundance of black and red berries, spiced with a touch of mango that lends an unexpected freshness.

    Palate

    The palate is bold and compact, with ripe, dark berries wrapped in peppery tannins that give the wine an impressive structure and considerable ageing potential.

    Finish

    The finish is long and dusty, with a mineral, almost graphite-like character that underlines the wine's depth and age-worthiness.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Quinta do Tua 2022 Vintage Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Vintage Port (single-quinta)
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks
    Vintage: 2022
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C, ideally decanted, with dark chocolate or a strong cheese

    Flavour Profile

    Compact · Peppery · Mineral · Age-worthy

    Investment Potential

    As the first ever standalone vintage Port from Quinta do Tua, this bottle is of interest to collectors following Graham's expanding range of single-quinta releases. The old, mixed vines and the young vintage also point to significant potential for further ageing.

    Did You Know?

    The 2022 Quinta do Tua is the very first standalone vintage Port Graham's has ever released exclusively from this estate, made from grapes off roughly 50 year old mixed vines planted in the traditional field-blend style.

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    • 1pcs.
      134,00EUR
  • Copper-toned bottle of Graham's 30 Year Old Tawny Port with gold-stamped label
    Item no.: 22227865464-386

    Thirty years is a long time to wait for a glass of wine – but in Graham's cellars it's simply another vintage quietly maturing while the world outside turns decade after decade.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's 30 Year Old Tawny Port is a Portuguese aged Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks for an average of 30 years and bottled at 20%.

    The wine matures in small oak casks, known as pipas, where slow oxidation through the wood's pores transforms the young, dark Port into something else entirely: a copper-toned, nutty drink with a depth that only comes with time. Graham's cellar master continually tastes the casks and selects those mature enough to enter the 30 year old blend.

    Graham's dates back to 1820, when brothers William and John Graham founded the house in Porto. Since 1970 the Symington family has owned and run the business, and it's their cellar masters who today manage the cask reserves this 30 year old tawny is drawn from.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is full of dried figs, dates and apricots, backed by toasted almonds, hazelnuts and a touch of caramel and butterscotch.

    Palate

    The palate is mature and concentrated, with honeyed fruit, walnut and hazelnut, brown bread and dried fig, while bitter orange and lightly toasted almond add edge to an otherwise soft profile.

    Finish

    The finish closes with a touch of green tea that lends a fresh lift to an otherwise long, lingering aftertaste.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's 30 Year Old Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks, average 30 years
    EAN no.: 5010867400146

    Flavour Profile

    Nutty · Honeyed · Mature · Complex

    Investment Potential

    A 30 year old tawny is a relatively rare sight on shelves, since only a small share of any cask reserve reaches that age without being drawn off along the way. Among collectors of aged Port, the 30 year category is sought after, without reaching the very highest tiers.

    Did You Know?

    The small oak casks a tawny matures in are known as pipas and hold around 550-600 litres, far smaller than the large vats used for younger ruby styles. That smaller size means more contact between wine and wood per litre, one of the main reasons an old tawny develops its characteristic nutty, oxidative character.

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    • 1pcs.
      113,75EUR
  • Dark amber bottle of Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port with classic label
    Item no.: 22227865464-383

    In Graham's lodges in Vila Nova de Gaia, barrels hold wine that has aged longer than most of us have been alive. This 40 Year Old Tawny is patience with no shortcut – a rare pour that exists only because someone chose to wait.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port is a Portuguese aged Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks for an average of 40 years and bottled at 20%.

    The wine is a blend of multiple vintages, composed by Graham's cellar master to hit a consistent house style. Long ageing in small oak casks, known as pipas, exposes the wine to slow oxidation through the pores of the wood, where the colour gradually shifts from deep ruby to golden amber, and the fruit gives way to nuts, dried fruit and caramel.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham in Porto, and the house has belonged to the Symington family's portfolio of Port producers since 1970. The family thereby took on responsibility for some of the Douro Valley's oldest cask reserves, including the stocks that today form this 40 year old tawny.

    Only a small share of Graham's cask reserves ever grow old enough to be included in a 40 year old blend – most casks are drawn and sold long before reaching that age. What remains is concentrated, complex and shaped by decades of slow maturation.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers dried figs, dates and raisins, layered with toasted almonds, caramel and a touch of orange peel.

    Palate

    The palate is velvety and rounded, with brown bread, fig compote, ginger marmalade and dates, followed by streaks of bitter orange and almond that add tension to an otherwise mature profile.

    Finish

    The finish is juicy, sweet and concentrated, with a lingering aftertaste of nuts, caramel and dried fruit, spiced with a touch of citrus zest and burnt sugar.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks, average 40 years
    EAN no.: 5010867401105

    Flavour Profile

    Nutty · Concentrated · Dried Fruit · Complex

    Investment Potential

    Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port ranks among the most sought-after aged Ports on the market. Cask reserves this old grow rarer every year, and bottles of this calibre are often treated as collector's items rather than everyday wine.

    Did You Know?

    The faint greenish tinge at the rim of the glass isn't a flaw – it's one of the surest signs of a truly old tawny. The colour appears because Port gradually loses its red pigmentation over decades in favour of golden and amber tones, a shift tasters use to judge age without ever seeing the year on the label.

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    • 1pcs.
      308,25EUR
  • Elegant bottle of Graham's 50 Year Old Tawny Port in dark amber with gift box
    Item no.: 2225664-385

    Fifty years is longer than most careers, marriages, or even vines themselves manage to last. In Graham's cellars, it's the time it takes to reach the very top of the house's tawny style.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's 50 Year Old Tawny Port is a Portuguese aged Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks for an average of 50 years and bottled at 20%.

    The Port is a blend of some of the oldest casks in Graham's reserves, chosen by the cellar master for their depth and concentration. That much time in oak comes at a cost in volume, a large share of the wine evaporates through the pores of the wood over the decades, leaving behind a syrupy, concentrated remainder with intense flavour.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham and has belonged to the Symington family since 1970, the family that today manages some of the Douro Valley's oldest and most valuable cask reserves. A 50 year old tawny is among the rarest expressions the house ever releases.

    Only a handful of casks ever reach this age without losing balance or fresh acidity along the way. The casks that do form the basis of one of the most sought-after bottles in Graham's range.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose unfolds in layers of orange blossom, preserved fruitcake, toffee, tobacco and butterscotch.

    Palate

    The palate is rich and creamy, with vibrant acidity and notes of seasoned wood, nutmeg and cinnamon binding the sweet and oxidative notes together.

    Finish

    The finish is long and rewarding, closing with a last touch of walnut and toasted nutmeg that lingers well after each sip.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's 50 Year Old Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks, average 50 years

    Flavour Profile

    Concentrated · Spiced · Rare · Rich

    Investment Potential

    A 50 year old tawny is among the rarest bottles Graham's releases, since only a handful of casks ever reach that age without being drawn off along the way. Among collectors of aged Port, bottles at this level are typically regarded as one of the most coveted points in an entire Port house's range.

    Did You Know?

    Over 50 years in cask, a large share of the original volume of Port evaporates through the pores of the wood, a process the spirits world knows as the 'angels' share'. What eventually reaches the bottle is therefore only a fraction of what was first laid down in cask half a century earlier.

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    • 1pcs.
      495,75EUR
  • Dark ruby-red bottle of Graham's Blend No. 12 Ruby Port with modern label
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197280258

    Not every Port is built for the armchair and long reflection. Blend No. 12 is made for ice, tonic water and a summer evening where fruit is the first thing you notice.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Blend No. 12 Ruby Port is a Portuguese Ruby Port from the Douro Valley, matured in stainless steel and bottled at 19%.

    The Port is composed specifically to be drunk young and fresh, often on the rocks or mixed with tonic water. Unlike Graham's aged tawny styles, Blend No. 12 spends only a short time in stainless steel, which preserves the dark, fresh berry fruit and avoids the oxidative notes a cask-aged Port develops.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham and has belonged to the Symington family's portfolio of Port houses since 1970. Blend No. 12 is one of the house's newer releases, designed as an entry point to Port for drinkers more used to cocktails than dessert wine.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers fresh raspberries and strawberries, spiced with a touch of mountain herbs and dark chocolate.

    Palate

    The palate is lively and concentrated, with ripe cherries and plums, fresh acidity and a touch of pepper that gives direction to the berry-driven profile.

    Finish

    The finish is soft and light, closing with a hint of blackberry that makes the wine ideal for mixing.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Blend No. 12 Ruby Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Ruby Port
    ABV: 19%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Stainless steel
    EAN no.: 5608309010109
    Serving suggestion: Serve chilled with ice and tonic water, or as a light aperitif

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Fresh · Spiced · Youthful

    Did You Know?

    Blend No. 12 was developed specifically for mixing, including in the Portonic, a drink where Port is topped with tonic water and ice. The name 'No. 12' refers to the internal lot number the Port was given during development in Graham's cellars, a number that stuck when the wine went to market.

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    • 1pcs.
      26,75EUR
  • Long, thin wine accessory Graham's Butler's Thief for drawing tasting samples
    Item no.: 2227865479-1106-197280322-192

    Long before anyone poured a glass, the cork stayed untouched. A cellar master or the house butler could still taste what was hiding inside the cask or bottle, with a tool that still carries their name.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Butler's Thief is a wine-tasting accessory, a long, thin tube used to draw samples directly from a cask or bottle without permanently removing the cork.

    The tool is lowered through the bung hole or past the cork, after which the top opening is covered with a finger to hold the liquid inside the tube by suction. Lifting the tube and releasing the finger lets the sample run back out, a method cellar masters and sommeliers have used for centuries to judge how a wine is developing without disturbing the rest of the bottle or cask.

    The name dates back to a time when the house butler was responsible for the wine cellar and therefore had access to bottles and casks the household otherwise didn't watch closely. A tool like this made it possible to discreetly taste, or 'steal' a sip, without leaving any visible trace on the cork, hence the name 'thief'.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Butler's Thief
    Manufacturer: Graham's
    Type: Wine thief for sampling
    Use: Drawing samples from a cask or bottle without permanently removing the cork

    Did You Know?

    The word 'thief' in the tool's name is no accident: it dates back to a time when a cellar master or butler could discreetly taste, or rather 'steal', a sip straight from the household's casks and bottles, without it ever being noticed.

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    • 1pcs.
      10,50EUR
  • Graham's Port Corkscrew for opening Port bottles
    Item no.: 22227865464-2021-03-0022

    Old Port bottles have a habit of hiding a surprise in the cork — long, dry and prone to crumbling into pieces if you go at it with an ordinary corkscrew. Graham's Port Corkscrew is built for exactly that problem.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Port Corkscrew is an accessory designed specifically to open Port bottles with long, fragile corks, without the cork breaking or crumbling into the wine.

    Port is often aged for many years, both in cask and in bottle, and the cork in an older bottle of Port gradually dries out and becomes brittle. An ordinary corkscrew with a spiral worm risks boring straight through such a cork and pushing pieces of it down into the wine — particularly unfortunate if the bottle is being decanted in front of guests. A Port corkscrew is therefore built to grip the cork from the outside rather than drilling into it, so it can be drawn out in one motion.

    The tradition of specialised tools for Port bottles goes back a long way: historically, red-hot tongs were even used, heated and clamped around the bottle's neck to cleanly crack the glass, precisely because very old corks were too fragile to be pulled out. Today's Port corkscrews are a far gentler solution for the ordinary bottle of Port.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Port Corkscrew
    Producer: Graham's
    Type: Accessory – Port bottle corkscrew
    Use: Opening Port bottles with long, fragile corks

    Did You Know?

    Before modern corkscrews existed, red-hot tongs were used to open particularly old bottles of Port — the tongs were heated over a flame and clamped around the neck of the bottle, so the glass snapped cleanly off instead of risking a mangled, ancient cork.

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    • 1pcs.
      13,25EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Crusted 2015 Port with sediment and label
    Item no.: 059763-615-348

    Unfiltered and unfined, made the way Port was made before modern cellar technology, Crusted 2015 quietly matures in its bottle. The sediment that slowly forms in the glass is the proof that nothing has been stripped from the wine along the way.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Crusted 2015 Portugal Port is a Portuguese Crusted Port from the Douro Valley, bottled without filtration in 2015 and poured at 20%.

    Crusted is a blend of high-quality young Ports from different harvest years, bottled without fining or filtration in the year stated on the label — in this case, 2015. Because the wine isn't filtered, it naturally forms a sediment, a 'crust', in the bottle, which gives the style its name.

    After bottling, Graham's Crusted is aged for at least three to four years at Graham's 1890 Lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia before release. This extended bottle ageing gives the wine a maturity closer to a Vintage Port than most other Ruby styles, though without the single-estate or single-harvest signature.

    The style is one of the last in Graham's range still made the way Port was produced in the 19th century, making it a fitting choice for anyone wanting to taste a historic production method without paying for a declared vintage.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers ripe cherries, blackcurrant and dark forest berries, spiced with a touch of eucalyptus and fresh mint.

    Palate

    The palate is concentrated and layered, with dark fruit, a hint of spice and a firmness that reveals the extended bottle ageing.

    Finish

    The finish is long and dry, closing with a last suggestion of menthol and dark chocolate.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Crusted 2015 Portugal Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Crusted Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask, then bottle matured
    Vintage: 2015
    EAN no.: 5010867402430
    Serving suggestion: Decant carefully before serving to separate the sediment, and serve at 16-18°C with dark chocolate or game

    Flavour Profile

    Intense · Dark fruit · Mineral · Oak-touched

    Did You Know?

    Because Crusted isn't filtered, it forms a natural sediment in the bottle — hence the name. That makes it one of the few Ports in Graham's regular range that requires decanting before serving, just like a declared Vintage Port.

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      40,00EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Fine Ruby Port with deep ruby-red colour
    Item no.: 22227865464-2021-03--0025

    There's a reason Ruby is the style most people meet first when they taste Port for the first time: fresh, direct and full of the same dark berry fruit that gave the wine its name.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Fine Ruby Port is a Portuguese Ruby Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 19%.

    The Ruby style is aged for the shortest time of all Graham's Ports, precisely to preserve the fresh, dark berry fruit of the grapes. This short ageing means the wine keeps its deep ruby-red colour rather than developing the golden hues seen in a Tawny.

    Fine Ruby is the house's most accessible Ruby expression and serves as a natural entry point into Graham's other, more complex Ruby styles such as Six Grapes and Crusted.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is full of ripe red and black berries, with a touch of violets.

    Palate

    The palate is juicy with distinct black cherry, carried by a fine balance and fresh acidity.

    Finish

    The finish is intense and relatively long, closing with a last touch of dark fruit.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Fine Ruby Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Ruby Port
    ABV: 19%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    EAN no.: 5010867400078
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C, ideally with dark chocolate or red berries

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Cherry · Young · Fresh

    Did You Know?

    Because Ruby Port is aged for such a short time, it's one of the few Port styles where the grape variety itself — rather than the cask — leaves the clearest mark on the flavour.

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    • 1pcs.
      20,00EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Fine Tawny Port with reddish-amber colour
    Item no.: 22227865464-199902

    Not every Tawny needs an age statement to tell a story. Fine Tawny is the house's simplest take on the style — light, dry on the finish, and made to be drunk without ceremony.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Fine Tawny Port is a Portuguese Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 19%.

    Fine Tawny is the entry level of Graham's Tawny range, aged for a shorter time in cask than The Tawny and the aged 10 and 20 Year Old expressions, but still long enough to develop the characteristic reddish tawny colour and soft, dried-fruit notes.

    The style is designed as an accessible entry into Graham's Tawny family, where the full depth and complexity only really show themselves in the older, aged expressions.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers ripe fruit balanced by a touch of dried fruit.

    Palate

    The palate is lightly dry, elegant and smooth, with pleasant body without being heavy.

    Finish

    The finish is short and clean, closing with a last hint of nuttiness.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Fine Tawny Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 19%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    EAN no.: 5010867400054
    Serving suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 12-14°C, ideally as an aperitif or with orange cake

    Flavour Profile

    Light · Dried fruit · Elegant · Soft

    Did You Know?

    The word 'Fine' in Fine Tawny doesn't signal quality on its own, but refers to a classic Port production category for the younger, more straightforward styles — the counterpart to the aged and vintage-dated categories.

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    • 1pcs.
      17,25EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Fine White Port with golden colour
    Item no.: 22227865464-2021-03--0024

    During the Portuguese summer, when the heat of the Douro Valley lingers well into the afternoon, many locals reach for a bottle of White Port — not for the afternoon coffee, but for ice cubes and tonic water.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Fine White Port is a Portuguese White Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 19%.

    White Port is made from white grapes, unlike the red grapes behind the Ruby and Tawny styles. After harvest, the grapes are pressed and the must ferments until the desired sweetness and strength are reached, at which point fermentation is halted by adding grape spirit, just as with the other Port styles.

    Fine White is the lightest and freshest expression in Graham's range, made to be drunk young and lightly chilled, ideally as a refreshing aperitif rather than a heavy after-dinner liqueur.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is marked by fresh white grapes and a touch of almond.

    Palate

    The palate is juicy and lively, with notes of citrus, mineral and a light creamy body.

    Finish

    The finish is fresh and clean, closing with a last touch of sea salt.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Fine White Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: White Port
    ABV: 19%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    EAN no.: 5010867400061
    Serving suggestion: Serve chilled at 6-8°C, as an aperitif alone or mixed with tonic water

    Flavour Profile

    Fresh · Almond · Citrus · Light

    Did You Know?

    In Portugal, where Port is drunk as an everyday wine rather than kept on a shelf, White Port mixed with tonic water and ice — known as Portonic — has become one of the most popular summer drinks in the Douro Valley.

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    • 1pcs.
      17,25EUR
  • Gift set with three small bottles of Graham's Tawny Port in presentation box
    Item no.: 22227865480-67093-0208

    Some gifts are meant to be opened and finished in one sitting. This one is meant to be explored – three glasses, three ages, one journey through decades of maturation in Graham's cellars.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's The Aged Tawny Collection is a gift set of three Portuguese Tawny Ports from the Douro Valley, each 20 cl and bottled at 20%.

    The set brings together three stages of Graham's tawny production: the house's younger Tawny, matured for a few years in oak, a 10 year old tawny and a 20 year old tawny. Tasting them side by side makes it clear how the Port changes character the longer it rests in cask, from fresh berry fruit to nuts, caramel and dried fruit.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham in Porto and has belonged to the Symington family's collection of Port houses since 1970. The gift set is the house's way of introducing the range of styles found within aged tawny Port.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The aromas range from fresh, red-berry fruit in the youngest bottle to nuts, caramel and dried orange peel in the oldest.

    Palate

    The palate develops from light and fruity to rich and velvety, with toffee and mature dried fruit, the older the tawny gets.

    Finish

    The finish grows longer and more complex with each age, from a short, fresh close to a lingering, nutty finale.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's The Aged Tawny Collection
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port, gift set
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 3x20 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks, varying ages
    EAN no.: 5608309015340
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 14-16°C in Port glasses, ideally tasting all three bottles in sequence

    Flavour Profile

    Varied · Nutty · Fruity · Complex

    Did You Know?

    Because the three bottles in the set are identical in everything but age, they offer a rare chance to taste how time alone reshapes a Port, without the grape variety, vintage or producer changing along the way.

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    • 1pcs.
      46,75EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Natura Reserve organic Port with label
    Item no.: 22227865444-386

    High above the Rio Torto, where the vines aren't sprayed with artificial treatments, the grapes must find their own strength to withstand drought and pests. The result is a Port that tastes of the Douro Valley without detours.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Natura Reserve Port is a Portuguese organic Reserve Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 20%.

    The grapes for Natura Reserve are organically farmed at Quinta das Lages in the Rio Torto Valley and on vineyards in the Vale da Vilarica, both part of the Symington family's estates in the Upper Douro. The plots sit at 150-350 metres altitude, where well-aerated, dry soil gives the vines good conditions to develop their own resistance to disease, without artificial fertiliser or pesticides.

    The wine is a blend of classic Douro varieties including Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca and Tinta Amarela. Graham's Natura was the house's first attempt at translating its classic Reserve style into fully certified organic production.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is fresh and floral, with a touch of elegant herbal notes over the dark fruit.

    Palate

    The palate is full and fruity, with distinct chocolate and ripe berries carried by a pleasant sweetness.

    Finish

    The finish is long, with a last suggestion of roasted nuts.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Natura Reserve organic Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Organic Reserve Port
    Grape varieties: Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Amarela
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C, ideally with chocolate or nuts

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Organic · Rounded · Chocolate

    Did You Know?

    Because the vines for Natura Reserve are grown without artificial treatments, they must build their own natural resistance to disease and drought — a farming method that demands far more of the grower than conventional viticulture.

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    • 1pcs.
      26,75EUR
  • Small, dark red bottle of Graham's Six Grapes Reserve Port
    Item no.: 22464-355

    Before it had a name, it had a mark: six bunches of grapes chalked onto the finest casks in Graham's lodge, singling out the wine destined for something better.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Six Grapes Reserve is a Portuguese Reserve Ruby Port from the Douro Valley, matured in oak casks and bottled at 20% in a 20 cl miniature bottle.

    The Port is a blend of several vintages, selected for their depth of fruit and colour and matured for longer than Graham's basic ruby style, without reaching the age of a true tawny. The style sits between young and old: darker and more concentrated than a basic ruby, but built to be enjoyed without decades of patience.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham and has belonged to the Symington family's Port houses since 1970. Six Grapes takes its name from the six bunches of grapes historically chalked onto the finest casks in the lodge, marking the wine chosen for the house's best blend.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose is seductive and rich, with ripe plums, cherries and dark chocolate, backed by blackberry and liquorice.

    Palate

    The palate is complex, with silky tannins carrying spiced blackberry, cassis, blueberry and cherry, alongside black pepper and a touch of spice.

    Finish

    The finish is long and satiny, closing on ripe black figs and dark chocolate.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Six Grapes Reserve
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Reserve Ruby Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 20 CL
    Ageing: Oak casks
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C in a Port glass, ideally with dark chocolate or blue cheese

    Flavour Profile

    Rich · Dark Fruit · Silky · Spiced

    Did You Know?

    The name Six Grapes comes from an old lodge tradition: tasters would mark the finest casks with six bunches of grapes drawn in chalk, singling out the wine destined for Graham's best blend. The mark eventually became the name of this reserve Port itself.

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    • 1pcs.
      13,25EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Six Grapes Reserve Port with label
    Item no.: 22227865464-367

    Six bunches of grapes chalked onto a cask in the cellar were once a simple mark of quality. Today, those same six bunches have become the symbol of Graham's best-known Reserve Port.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Six Grapes Reserve Port is a Portuguese Reserve Ruby Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 20%.

    The name comes from an old practice in Graham's cellars, where the best casks were historically marked with six chalked bunches of grapes to highlight their quality. James Symington revived the style in the 1970s as a permanent part of the house's range, and Six Grapes has been Graham's signature wine ever since.

    The wine is a blend of grapes from several of Graham's estates in the Douro Valley and is aged in cask longer than the house's Fine Ruby, giving it a fuller, more complex flavour without compromising the fresh berry fruit.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers fresh blackcurrant, blackberry and liquorice, with a touch of dark chocolate.

    Palate

    The palate is full-bodied and well-structured, with spiced blackberry and cassis carried by soft tannins.

    Finish

    The finish is long and rounded, closing with a last suggestion of black pepper.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Six Grapes Reserve Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Reserve Ruby Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    EAN no.: 5010867400245
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C, ideally with blue cheese or dark chocolate

    Flavour Profile

    Full-bodied · Blackberry · Spiced · Rounded

    Did You Know?

    For many years, Six Grapes was an internal quality mark in Graham's cellars before being revived as a standalone bottled wine in the 1970s — today it's one of the best-selling Reserve Ports from the Douro Valley.

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    • 1pcs.
      24,00EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's Six Grapes Vila Velha Reserve Ruby Port with label
    Item no.: 059763-615-189

    On the south bank of the Douro, where Quinta da Vila Velha slopes down toward the river, some of the grapes that have shaped Graham's style for generations grow. This release is a tribute — made in a limited run to honour the man who revived the house's best-known Ruby style.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Six Grapes Special Vila Velha Edition Reserve Port is a Portuguese Reserve Ruby Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks and bottled at 19.5%.

    The wine pays tribute to James Symington, the third-generation Port producer who bought and restored Quinta da Vila Velha in 1987, growing it into the 145-hectare estate it is today. This special release is composed entirely of grapes from that single quinta, blended from 56% Touriga Nacional, 36% Touriga Franca and 8% Alicante Bouschet.

    Only 12,000 bottles of this edition were produced, making it a rare variant within the Six Grapes family. The standard Six Grapes has been the house's signature wine since the 1970s, when James Symington revived the style — this edition was created as a direct tribute to his work following his passing in 2020.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers ripe dark berries, a touch of liquorice and a hint of spice that signals the wine's depth.

    Palate

    The palate is full-bodied and well-structured, with juicy blackberry, blackcurrant and fine complexity carried by soft tannins.

    Finish

    The finish is long and spicy, closing with a last note of dark chocolate.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Six Grapes Special Vila Velha Edition Reserve Port
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Reserve Ruby Port
    Grape varieties: Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Alicante Bouschet
    ABV: 19.5%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask
    EAN no.: 5608309015654
    Serving suggestion: Serve at 16-18°C in a Port glass, ideally with dark chocolate or blue cheese

    Flavour Profile

    Full-bodied · Dark berries · Complex · Elegant

    Investment Potential

    Six Grapes Special Vila Velha Edition is a numbered release from a limited run of 12,000 bottles, created as a tribute to James Symington. Low-production tribute releases like this one are often sought after by Graham's collectors, even though the wider Six Grapes range is intended as an everyday Port rather than an investment piece.

    Did You Know?

    Six Grapes takes its name from the six bunches of grapes historically chalked onto Graham's casks to mark the best quality in the cellar. The Vila Velha edition is the first Six Grapes made entirely from grapes grown on a single quinta.

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      40,00EUR
  • Bottle of Graham's The Tawny Port with amber-coloured contents
    Item no.: 22227865464-166

    Between the house's young Fine Tawny and the aged 10 and 20 Year Old expressions sits The Tawny — a Port that has spent just enough time in wood to gather complexity, without giving up its light, everyday drinking style.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's The Tawny is a Portuguese Tawny Port from the Douro Valley, aged in oak casks for 7-9 years and bottled at 20%.

    The wine is aged in old, seasoned oak casks in Graham's cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia, where slow oxidation gives it its characteristic tawny colour and nutty notes. The style is designed as a more accessible aged Tawny, bridging the house's younger and older expressions.

    The blend draws on Graham's long experience with aged Tawny Ports, a discipline the house has practised since 1820, when brothers William and John Graham founded the firm after originally receiving Port as payment for a debt.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose offers orange peel, cinnamon and dried fruit, complemented by walnuts, cocoa and a touch of leather.

    Palate

    The palate is full-bodied and generously sweet, with ripe tannins and a fine, medium acidity that keeps the wine balanced.

    Finish

    The finish is delicious and long, with fine nuances of walnuts and caramel.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's The Tawny
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 75 CL
    Ageing: Oak cask (7-9 years)
    EAN no.: 5010867402980
    Serving suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 12-14°C, ideally with hazelnut cake or aged cheeses

    Flavour Profile

    Orange peel · Spiced · Walnut · Generous

    Did You Know?

    The Tawny is part of what the house's cellar masters internally call blend numbers — each style in the range has its own number, a long tradition for keeping track of the many cask blends that make up Graham's portfolio.

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    • 1pcs.
      20,00EUR
  • Two small bottles of Graham's Twin Pack Port in dark red and golden colour
    Item no.: 2222786548-7878

    Sometimes all it takes is a single sip to spark curiosity. This little twin pack holds two very different sides of Graham's, one young and fruity, one shaped by years in oak.

    Expert's Description

    Graham's Twin Pack is a set of two miniature bottles of Portuguese Port from the Douro Valley, each 5 cl and bottled at 20%.

    The pack holds a Late Bottled Vintage style Port, dark and berry-driven, alongside a 10 year old tawny, where ageing in oak has produced a nutty, golden character. The two bottles show two of the classic directions within Port: the unadulterated, fruity ruby style and the slowly oxidised tawny style.

    Graham's was founded in 1820 by brothers William and John Graham and has belonged to the Symington family's Port houses since 1970. The Twin Pack is the house's take on a small, easy introduction to two of the most distinct styles in the range.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    One bottle's aroma offers dark forest berries and a touch of spice, while the other offers nuts, honey and fig.

    Palate

    The palate ranges from sweet and berry-driven with firm tannins to softly sweet and nutty with mature, medium-aged fruit.

    Finish

    Both close with a long, velvety finish, though with very different character, one fresh and fruity, the other warm and nutty.

    Specifications

    Name: Graham's Twin Pack
    Winery: Graham's
    Region-Country: Douro, Portugal
    Type: Ruby Port (LBV style) and Tawny Port
    ABV: 20%
    Size: 2x5 CL
    Ageing: Stainless steel and oak casks (10 years)
    Serving suggestion: Serve in small glasses at cool room temperature, ideally as a taste test before choosing a full bottle

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Nutty · Varied · Introduction

    Did You Know?

    The two miniatures in the Twin Pack are meant as a taste test before committing to a full bottle: one shows the dark, berry-driven style most people associate with Port, while the other shows what years in oak do to the very same grapes.

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    • 1pcs.
      13,25EUR
   

About Graham's Port

Graham's belongs to the small handful of port houses that can deliver huge volumes without compromising quality, from the everyday Six Grapes Ruby to rare Vintage years chased by collectors decades after bottling. The house is owned by the Symington family, who also own Dow's and Warre's, and the grapes come mainly from the iconic Quinta dos Malvedos, where the steep terraces push the vines to a concentration rarely matched elsewhere in the Douro.

History & Background

The story starts in 1820, when brothers William and John Graham received 27 pipes of port wine as payment for a debt they could not otherwise recover. Sales went far better than expected, and the family decided to commit fully to port instead of textiles. The house grew through the 19th century, hit financial trouble in the 1970s, and was taken over by the Symington family, who still run Graham's today.

Production & Style

Graham's makes every classic style - Ruby, Tawny, Vintage, Late Bottled Vintage, Colheita and Crusted - and in recent years has added an organic port to the range. The grapes are grown on the house's own quintas in the Douro's steep schist soil, where scorching summers concentrate colour and flavour before the wine is fortified with grape spirit and matured in oak or bottle.

Signature Style

Rich, Fruity, Sweet-toned
Dark berries, caramel and a touch of spice tie Graham's ports together, whether it's a young Ruby or a mature Vintage.

Facts

EstateQuinta dos Malvedos
Founded1820
RegionDouro Valley
CountryPortugal
OwnerThe Symington family
Grape varietiesTouriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz
PronouncedGRAY-ams
Official websitegrahams-port.com

Awards & Recognition

Graham's Vintage releases from great years such as 2011, 2016 and 2017 have repeatedly been praised by international wine critics and rank among the Douro's most sought-after bottles.

For Collectors

Vintage Port from Graham's is a safe bet for collectors - the bottles age for decades and develop remarkably in the glass, especially from acclaimed years.

Did You Know?

Did you know Graham's still keeps a bottle of the very first port from 1820 in its Porto cellars - the literal foundation of the whole story?

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