Graham's, Finest Reserve Vintage Port has sold at auction 10 times in the last five years across all vintages, at a median of $187 per 750ml. The most traded vintages are 1970, 1963 and 1966.
Auction median, all vintages
$187
10 sales · $128–228 middle half
Retail offers now
3
all vintages
Last auction sale
Oct 2
2026
Prices by vintage
Wine facts
- Country
- Portugal
- Region
- Porto
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Most traded in Porto
- Taylor's, Vintage Portavg $177 · 1,099 sales
- Fonseca, Vintage Portavg $135 · 851 sales
- Dow's, Vintage Portavg $119 · 580 sales
- Warre's, Vintage Portavg $116 · 510 sales
- Quinta do Noval, Vintage Portavg $169 · 228 sales
- Croft, Vintage Portavg $101 · 186 sales
- Quinta do Noval, Nacional Portavg $909 · 174 sales
- Symington, Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Portavg $59 · 132 sales
- Sandeman, Vintage Portavg $251 · 132 sales
- Niepoort, Vintage Portavg $115 · 103 sales
About Graham's
Graham's began in 1820, when William and John Graham, Glasgow textile traders, accepted 27 pipes of port in settlement of a debt. They took up the port trade, built a lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia and in 1890 bought Quinta dos Malvedos in the Douro, among the first port shippers to own vineyards there. Andrew James Symington began working for the Grahams in 1882, and in 1970 his grandsons bought the struggling firm. The Symingtons revived Malvedos, which they had to buy back in 1982, and added Quinta do Tua in 2006. Graham's is best known for Vintage Port, alongside Six Grapes, LBV and single-quinta Malvedos.
- Appellation
- Port
- Owner
- Symington Family Estates
- Founded
- 1820
- Wines
- Graham's Vintage Port, Quinta dos Malvedos, Six Grapes, Late Bottled Vintage
- Website
- grahams-port.com
Sources: Wikipedia, grahams-port.com