Graham's
Graham’s, one of the most outstanding producers of vintage port, owns five separate mountainous vineyards, located in different parts of the Douro region – each with the maximum ‘A’ grade classification. They have left as much of the original wild plant life undisturbed as possible, preserving biodiversity to contribute to unique and powerfully expressive wines reflective of the terroir. Graham's wines are renowned for remarkable richness, concentration and firm tannic structure which combine to give brilliant longevity. The House style is known by its intense floral notes, opulent berry fruit flavours and flair.
The story of Graham’s is that of two families, across three centuries. Founded in 1820 by two brothers, William and John Graham, the company was one of the first to invest in its own vineyards in the Douro Valley, and remains a pioneer innovating new techniques in winemaking to this day. Today, since their acquisition by Symington Family Estates, five Symington cousins share responsibility for the company. The Symington family has also been involved with Port for generations. Nearly a century after their ancestor AJ Symington left the employ of Graham’s to strike out on his own, the family came full circle to return to the company.
Graham’s only produce Vintage ports in the very best years, creating superb long-lived quality, but on undeclared years produce their famous Single Quinta ports from the Quinta dos Malvedos.
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Graham's, 1985
Private Cellar Release, Vintage Port
We are delighted to announce the release of a very limited number of bottles of Graham’s 1985 Vintage Ports, drawn directly from Symington Family Estates’ private cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia.
1985 was one of the great classic vintages of the late 20th century. Textbook conditions throughout the growing season – balanced vine growth, a warm dry summer and near-perfect harvest weather – produced concentrated and powerful wines with remarkable ageing potential. Now, after four decades of cellaring in ideal conditions, these Vintage Ports have gained immense complexity and are offered at a glorious stage of maturity. …
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Price: £365.00
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Graham's, 1983
Vintage Port
Graham’s 1983 Vintage Port
A classic from one of the Douro’s most prestigious houses, the 1983 Graham’s Vintage Port exemplifies the estate’s rich, opulent house style. Now at full maturity, it offers layers of depth, complexity, and balance.
Tasting Notes:
The nose opens with an intense bouquet of stewed blackberries, figs, and cassis, interwoven with warm notes of cedar, liquorice, cocoa, and hints of spice. On the palate, it is full-bodied and luxurious, delivering ripe dark fruit, dates, and sweet spice, supported by silky tannins and a long, elegant finish. The structure remains firm yet refined, showcasing its impressive aging potential. …
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Price: £99.00
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Graham's, 1982
Quinta dos Malvedos
Grahams Special Library Release
These bottle have been taken from Grahams' cellars in Oporto where they have been stored until 240 bottles were released in 2018. The bottles are in exceptional condition with each individually numbered.
In undeclared years, its wine is bottled as Malvedos, which can be better than many Vintage Ports. The '82 is no exception; surprisingly rich and concentrated, with intense blackberry and plum-like flavours, fine balance and a tannic, long finish. Excellent quality and value". "An extraordinary wine of profound and complex character...classic wine..."
In declared Vintage years the wines of Malvedos form the fundamental part of the blend which makes up Grahams Vintage Ports. …
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Price: £189.00
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Graham's, 1979
Malvedos Single Quinta Vintage Port
The 1979 Graham's Malvedos port is less mature than previous tastings. The port is medium ruby about 40% opacity, Pleasant tannins on the mouth, good body, notes of cherries and liquorice with a good long finish.
20% ABV 1.5L
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Price: £179.00
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Graham's, 1975
Vintage Port
The Graham's 1975 Vintage Port is a mature, nuanced wine from a vintage that, while not as celebrated as others, has developed a dedicated following among Port enthusiasts. Bottled in 1977, this Port has aged gracefully, offering a complex profile that reflects both its heritage and the passage of time.
In the glass, it presents a pale, golden-rose hue, indicative of its age. The nose is perfumed and elegant, with tones of freshly baked brioche. On the palate, it offers sweet maraschino cherry flavors accompanied by mature, nutmeg notes. The finish is reminiscent of Christmas cake, a hallmark of Graham's style, and lingers pleasantly . …
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Price: £139.00
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Graham's, 1970
Vintage Port bottled for Army and Navy Stores
Excellent provenance
The 1970 Graham's Vintage Port is a classic and one of the most iconic wines produced by the house of Graham’s. The 1970 vintage is renowned as one of the best of the 20th century for Port wines, and Graham's expression of this year is particularly exceptional for its richness and longevity.
Tasting Notes: Deep ruby color with a slight garnet edge, showing signs of maturity but still remarkably vibrant. Nose: A highly aromatic nose of ripe black fruits, such as blackcurrants and black cherries, intermingled with secondary notes of figs, prunes, and dates. There are also layers of leather, tobacco, and sweet spices like cinnamon and clove, alongside a slight floral touch of violets. …
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Price: £169.00
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Graham's, 1966
Vintage Port
Finest Reserve
Graham's is a great port house, producing one of the deepest-coloured and sweetest styles of vintage port. Along with Taylor's and Fonseca, Graham's has probably been the most consistent producer of great port in the post- World War II era. Their vintage ports are truly sublime and sumptuous. The 1966 is full, vigorous, rich and classy on the palate. Not too sweet. This is a big concentrated, very fine example. Bags of life ahead of it.
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Price: £335.00
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Graham's, 1966
Vintage Port
Finest Reserve- Damaged labels
Graham's is a great port house, producing one of the deepest-coloured and sweetest styles of vintage port. Along with Taylor's and Fonseca, Graham's has probably been the most consistent producer of great port in the post- World War II era. Their vintage ports are truly sublime and sumptuous. The 1966 is full, vigorous, rich and classy on the palate. Not too sweet. This is a big concentrated, very fine example. Bags of life ahead of it.
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Price: £315.00
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Graham's, 1966
Vintage Port
Justerini and Brooks
The Graham's 1966 Vintage Port is a distinguished wine from a year celebrated for its exceptional quality. Declared by most major Port houses, the 1966 vintage has produced wines known for their richness, concentration, and longevity. Graham's 1966 Vintage Port exemplifies these traits, offering a complex and rewarding experience for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
In the glass, this Port presents a mature tawny hue with a garnet rim, indicative of its age. The nose is rich and complex, featuring aromas of ripe plums, chocolate, and sweet red fruits. On the palate, it delivers a harmonious blend of sweet plum flavors, a fleshy mouthfeel, and a lingering finish with notes of fig and coffee. …
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Price: £325.00
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Graham's, 1965
Malvedos Vintage Port
Graham’s Quinta dos Malvedos, 1965
Single Quinta Vintage Port
Summary
Graham’s Quinta dos Malvedos 1965 Vintage Port is a rare and beautifully mature Single Quinta Port from one of the Douro Valley’s most celebrated estates. Quinta dos Malvedos, Graham’s flagship vineyard, consistently produces wines of remarkable richness and structure. With nearly six decades of bottle ageing, this wine has evolved into a refined and complex expression of mature Vintage Port.
Tasting Notes
The wine now shows a deep garnet colour fading to a tawny rim, reflecting its long maturation in bottle. The bouquet is wonderfully developed, …
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Price: £395.00
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