Graham’s Vintage Ports are richer in style than others; they have a velvet-like elegance and are powerful, with layers of black fruit, eucalyptus and mint. They have great finesse, excellent balance and great complexity. Graham’s Vintage Port has length and style and is a wine of incomparable quality.

Graham’s has produced many legendary wines in the 20th Century. Classic examples are Graham’s 1908, 1927, 1945, 1963, 1970 and the great Graham’s 1948 and 2000. The Graham’s 1948 is one of the greatest Vintage Ports ever made.

“The consistently outstanding quality of its vintage Ports illustrates a passion for making great Port…”
James Suckling, Vintage Port

In his authoritative book, Michael Broadbent gives Graham’s more “5 star” ratings than any other Vintage Port for the period 1945-2000.
11 “5 STAR” WINES: 1945, 1948, 1955, 1963, 1966, 1970, 1977, 1985, 1994, 1997, 2000.
Michael Broadbent, Vintage Wine 2002

Graham’s has the highest average score of any leading producer for every Declared Vintage in the period 1955 to 2000. Graham’s averages 18.07/20.
Clive Coates MW, The Vine October 2003

Ten Graham’s Ports rated over 90 Points by Robert Parker:
1963 (96), 1970 (93), 1977 (93), 1983 (92), 1991 (94), 1994 (96), 1997 (93), 2000 (94), 2003 (95), 2007 (97).
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Eighteen Graham’s Ports rated over 90 Points by Wine Spectator:
1927 (94), 1935 (94), 1945 (95), 1948 (95), 1955 (94), 1963 (97), 1966 (93), 1970 (94), 1977 (90), 1980 (90), 1983 (93), 1985 (96), 1991 (93), 1994 (95), 1997 (90), 2000 (98), 2003 (94), 2007 (96).
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In 2006 Wine Spectator Magazine published a supplement listing the 250 best wines for the years 1995 through 2004. This list includes wines ranked from Nº1 to Nº25 from the Wine Spectator’s annual Top 100 wines. 5 Wines from the Symington family have earned a place in this highly prestigious list – including Graham’s 2000 Vintage Port – an impressive accomplishment for any producer.
Wine Spectators 250 Greatest Wines of Our Time