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1805 incl. VAT
Price per L: € 2406,67 incl. VAT
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Ordered on business days before 10 a.m., shipped the same day!
Ordered on business days before 10 a.m., shipped the same day!
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This item is only available online through our webshop
This item is only available online through our webshop
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Our buying advice for Graham's 1950 Colheita
The Graham's 1950 Colheita is the perfect choice for collectors who love an exclusive red colheita port. This port comes from Portugal and was bottled at 20%. The price of this red colheita port is somewhat higher, but the taste and quality make it more than worth it.
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Product info about Graham's 1950 Colheita
Graham's 1950 Colheita is a Portuguese red Colheita Port where the date immediately sets the tone. A bottle marked 1950 is not simply an everyday Port; it carries a clear sense of age and historical presence.At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this Graham's among the more distinctive bottles for those drawn to mature, scarce and origin-driven releases. Its collector's item indication, together with the note that these are the last bottles, gives it an added sense of rarity.
At 20% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of Port, yet the real appeal here lies in the combination of Graham's, Portugal and the remarkable 1950 reference.
No specific tasting notes are provided for Graham's 1950 Colheita in the supplied information. For that reason, we deliberately avoid adding aromas, flavours or finish details that are not explicitly stated.
Specifications of Graham's 1950 Colheita
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| Brand | GRAHAM'S |
| Bottler | |
| Bottling | |
| Content | 75cl |
| Alcohol percentage | 20% |
| Type | Rode Colheita |
| Area | Onbekend |
| Country | Portugal |
| Age | Unknown |
| No Age Statement | |
| Multi-Vintage | |
| Distillation date | Unknown |
| Bottling date | Unknown |
| Cask strength | |
| Single cask | |
| Cask number | Unknown |
| Number of bottles in bottling | 0 |
| Nectar exclusive | |
| Gift wrapping | |
| Collector’s item | |
| Allergens | No specific allergen information for this product |
| Tags | Laatste flessen, Verzamelaar, In stock |
About GRAHAM'S
Graham's Port is the absolute reference when it comes to quality port. It is a house with a long and fascinating history that has been committed to producing products of absolute top quality, in all price ranges, for more than 200 years.
The story starts in 1820, when brothers William and John Graham founded the house. Soon the Graham's name became synonymous with quality, leading to the construction of the Graham's Lodge in Gaia and the acquisition of the Quinta Dos Malvedos in 1890. That was one of the first times a porto house invested in land in the upper Douro Valley. Eight years earlier, in 1882, one Andrew James Symington had moved from Scotland to Porto to work for the Graham family. There lies the seed of the link between the two families. In 1970, Andrew's grandsons would take over the business from the Grahams and build it into what it has become today.
Graham's wines are still produced and blended using traditional methods. It is master blender Charles Symington himself who tastes all the maturing wines and decides which barrels can be bottled or blended when. There is no scientific analysis involved, it is based entirely on the combined skill and experience of the experienced winemakers in Charles Symington's team.
Graham's has several vineyards, of which Quinta Dos Malvedos is the most important and prestigious - the vines in this Quinta enjoy the best the Douro Valley has to offer: abundant sunshine and reasonable rainfall. Other Graham's vineyards include Quinta do Tua, Quinta da Vila Velha and Quinta do Vale de Malhadas.
The story starts in 1820, when brothers William and John Graham founded the house. Soon the Graham's name became synonymous with quality, leading to the construction of the Graham's Lodge in Gaia and the acquisition of the Quinta Dos Malvedos in 1890. That was one of the first times a porto house invested in land in the upper Douro Valley. Eight years earlier, in 1882, one Andrew James Symington had moved from Scotland to Porto to work for the Graham family. There lies the seed of the link between the two families. In 1970, Andrew's grandsons would take over the business from the Grahams and build it into what it has become today.
Graham's wines are still produced and blended using traditional methods. It is master blender Charles Symington himself who tastes all the maturing wines and decides which barrels can be bottled or blended when. There is no scientific analysis involved, it is based entirely on the combined skill and experience of the experienced winemakers in Charles Symington's team.
Graham's has several vineyards, of which Quinta Dos Malvedos is the most important and prestigious - the vines in this Quinta enjoy the best the Douro Valley has to offer: abundant sunshine and reasonable rainfall. Other Graham's vineyards include Quinta do Tua, Quinta da Vila Velha and Quinta do Vale de Malhadas.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Graham's 1950 Colheita suitable to give as a gift?
Although this Graham's 1950 Colheita is not or does not have explicit gift packaging, it can certainly make an excellent gift. Gift packs are usually taken as a safe choice of gift because brands often combine the most accessible or their most popular port combine with a fun accessory in a nice gift pack. But if you are looking for a gift for an experienced port-drinker they may not be waiting for yet another glass and then this one Graham's 1950 Colheita might even be a better choice than such a gift pack.
Is Graham's 1950 Colheita a port to invest in?
Graham's 1950 Colheita is a port of Graham's that was referred to by us as a Collector'sport. That is, we believe they have the most potential to increase in value over time.
Whether that will actually happen we obviously cannot predict. We therefore always advise never to invest or speculate in port that you would never want to drink yourself out of.
Is Graham's 1950 Colheita vegan?
According to the data currently available to us, we cannot state with certainty that this product is vegan and this claim is not explicitly made by the brand.
Is Graham's 1950 Colheita a biological port?
Based on the information available to us, we can conclude that this Graham's 1950 Colheita port from Graham's is not an organic product.
Where can I buy Graham's 1950 Colheita?
There are several places in Belgium and the Netherlands where you can port can order, but there are some specific reasons why Drankenshop Broekmans is the best place to order these Graham's 1950 Colheita and numerous other Graham's port order:
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- Up and coming Belgian family business, led by Jan Broekmans and based in Zolder, Limburg, since the beginning
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Graham's 1950 Colheita
€ 1805 incl. VAT
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