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Graham's Blend N°12 Rood
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Graham's Blend N°12 Rood is a red port from Portugal, produced under the Graham's name. The wording already gives it a little more identity than a straightforward category label: this is presented as a specific blend within the Graham's range.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits well among bottles for customers looking for a red port with a recognisable house behind it. At 19% alcohol, it remains firmly within the familiar port style, while the Blend N°12 name gives it a more defined and contemporary feel than a purely generic red port.
No specific aroma, flavour or finish notes have been supplied for Graham's Blend N°12 Rood. The confirmed information is that it is a red port from Portugal with an alcohol strength of 19%.Graham's 20y Tawny
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Graham's 20y Tawny
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Graham's 20y Tawny is a fine introduction to the depth and elegance of aged tawny Port. It is not a vintage Port from a single harvest, but a carefully composed blend of younger and older wines from Portugal's Douro Valley, aged on average for 20 years in seasoned oak casks. That long wood ageing gives it its amber, golden-tawny colour and its mature style.
Graham's, founded in 1820, builds this Port around selection and blending. The wines come from the Douro Valley, with the producer drawing on important quintas such as Quinta dos Malvedos and Quinta do Tua. In the glass, the emphasis is on the character created by time in cask: fruit moves towards dried and concentrated tones, joined by nutty notes, caramel depth and a soft sweetness.
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Cruz 10y
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Cruz 10y is a red port from Portugal with its age statement placed clearly at the centre of the product. Rather than presenting itself as just another red port, it carries a straightforward identity built around ten years of ageing.
At 19% alcohol, it sits firmly within the familiar port category, while the 10-year indication gives customers a useful point of reference when choosing. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as the kind of bottle that makes sense for someone looking for a Portuguese red port with a clear age statement and an uncomplicated sense of style.
No specific tasting notes were provided for Cruz 10y in the supplied product information. For that reason, no aromas, flavours or finish are described beyond what is supported by the source data.Cruz 20y Incl. Box
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Cruz 20y Incl. Box
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Cruz 20y is a Portuguese red port where the age statement immediately shapes the way you read the bottle. At 20 years old, it sits in a more mature direction than a young, straightforward port.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would place in front of someone specifically looking for an older port from a familiar name. The 20% ABV is very much in line with the classic fortified character of port: something to pour calmly and enjoy at an unhurried pace.
The available information is concise, but the identity is clear: a red port from Portugal, aged 20 years, from Cruz.
No detailed tasting notes have been provided for Cruz 20y. Based on the available information, it can be described as a 20-year-old red port at 20% ABV, but (…)Cruz 30y Incl. Box
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Cruz 30y Incl. Box
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Cruz 30y is a red Port from Portugal, with the 30y statement placed at the heart of its identity. Within the Cruz range, it comes across as a more considered release, one that immediately signals a different level of positioning than a straightforward red Port.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see a bottle like this as part of the selection for customers looking for a more distinctive Port. Its 20% alcohol strength keeps it firmly within the Port category, while the 30y indication gives it a clear point of recognition on the shelf.
No detailed tasting description has been supplied for Cruz 30y in terms of aroma, palate or finish. The available information places it clearly as a Portuguese red Port from Cruz, bottled at 20% alcohol and carrying the 30y designation.Dow's Port 20y Incl. Box
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Dow's Port 20y is a good reminder that old tawny port is shaped as much by patience as by craftsmanship. During long cask ageing, the wine slowly changes through contact with air and wood, while evaporation concentrates what remains. For a tawny of this age, around 35% of the original volume is lost before bottling, leaving a wine with greater density and maturity.
Dow's aims for a style where wood influence and the original fine fruit remain in balance. Part of the aged tawny stock is traditionally matured in large, well-seasoned oak vats of 5,000 to 10,000 litres. That helps preserve an attractive fruit character and gives these ports a deeper colour than many others in the category.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of port we like to introduce to (…)Dow's Port 30y Incl. Box
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Dow's Port 30y Incl. Box
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Dow's Port 30y is a mature tawny port shaped by a long, gradual conversation between wine, air and wood. Thirty years in cask brings concentration as well as refinement; with a tawny of this age, around 45% of the original volume is lost before the wine is finally bottled.
That ageing process needs close attention. Casks develop differently over time, especially when their size and age vary, so the master blender, cellar master and coopers all have a part to play in guiding the wines towards balance. The aim is not simply to make an old port, but to preserve the fine fruit while allowing the wood-aged character to deepen.
Dow's traditionally matures part of its Aged Tawnies in large, well-seasoned oak balseiros of 5,000 to 10,000 litres. This helps retain an (…)Dow's Port 40y Incl. Box
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Dow's Port 40y Incl. Box
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Dow's Port 40y is an aged tawny shaped by long, patient maturation. During its time in cask, the wine slowly changes through contact with air and wood; in a forty-year-old tawny, around half of the original volume is lost before bottling. That natural evaporation gives the final wine its concentration and sense of depth.
The style depends on close cellar work, because ageing casks and vessels of different sizes develop in different ways over time. At Dow's, the master blender, cellar master and coopers all play their part in guiding the wines towards balance. Part of the aged tawny is traditionally matured in large, well-seasoned oak balseiros of 5,000 to 10,000 litres, helping retain the fine fruit character while allowing the wood influence to develop gently.
Graham's 10y Tawny + Tube Tube Incl.
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Graham's 10y Tawny + Tube Tube Incl.
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Graham's 10y Tawny is a Portuguese port with a mature, rounded style. The 10-year indication points to a tawny expression built around dried fruit, roasted nuts, caramel and gentle spice rather than a young, primary fruit character.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of port we like to present when someone is looking for depth without losing freshness. Its 20% alcohol gives it the generous presence associated with port, while the tasting notes show sweetness held in check by refreshing acidity.
The tube gives Graham's 10y Tawny a polished presentation, making it a thoughtful bottle to share or offer as a gift. It is a port with warmth, layered aromas and a long, softly spiced finish.
The aroma brings together orange peel and cinnamon, (…)Graham's 20y Tawny 20cl
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Graham's 20y Tawny 20cl
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Graham's 20y Tawny 20cl is the smaller-bottle presentation of Graham's 20 Years Old Tawny Port, a non-vintage aged tawny from Portugal's Douro region. It is blended from different ports that have spent an average of twenty years maturing in used, well-seasoned oak casks. The focus here is not on a single harvest year, but on age, wood maturation and the blending skill behind a mature tawny style, with Graham's describing the colour as amber to golden brown.
Within Graham's range, it sits among the Aged Tawny Ports, between the 10 Years Old Tawny and older age statements such as 30 and 40 years. Graham's links the quality of its ports to grapes from five quintas in the Douro Valley, giving this 20-year-old tawny a clear place in the house's wider port tradition.
Graham's 30y Tawny Tube Incl.
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Graham's 30y Tawny is an aged tawny port from Portugal, made as a non-vintage blend. The 30 Year Old statement refers to the average age and mature style of the blend, not to a single harvest year.
Its character is shaped by long ageing in seasoned oak casks. Graham's builds this style through selection, patient wood maturation and blending, aiming to keep a sense of fruit structure alongside the softness and complexity that come with extended time in cask. The house also highlights its own cooperage team, whose work is connected to the upkeep of the casks used for aged tawny ports.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we place among the classic mature tawnies: polished, developed and clearly marked by long ageing. The fruit for Graham's ports (…)Graham's 40y Tawny 4,5l
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Graham's 40y Tawny 4,5l
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Graham's 40y Tawny 4.5l is a Portuguese port with real table presence. The name already tells the main story: a 40 year old tawny from Graham's, bottled in an impressive 4.5 litre format. This is not a casual bottle in appearance; it has the feeling of something brought out when the port itself deserves attention.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, what makes this release stand out is the meeting of age statement and scale. A 40y tawny carries a sense of long maturation and calm depth, while the large bottle naturally suggests sharing and taking time over the pour.
At 20% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of port: generous, substantial and made to be served thoughtfully. For anyone looking for a Graham's port with maturity, stature and a striking bottle format, (…)Graham's 40y Tawny New Incl. Box
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Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port is all about time. It has spent an average of four decades maturing in toasted oak casks and is blended from wines that were set aside generations ago. That gives it a sense of maturity that is built slowly, layer by layer, rather than through youthful freshness.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce to someone looking for the deeply aged side of port. Even the colour tells part of the story: golden, with a slight green tinge at the rim, a sign of considerable age.
What makes this Graham's so compelling is its quiet depth. Delicate fruit, raisins, roasted toffee and chocolate unfold into a remarkably long finish, showing how much patience and careful selection matter in a 40 year old tawny.
Graham's 50y Tawny
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Graham's 50y Tawny
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Graham's 50y Tawny is a port shaped above all by time. Tawny port develops its pale brown to orange-brown colour through long ageing in oak casks, but this Graham's is not simply about age. It brings together cask knowledge, maturation and blending in a wine that has taken more than half a century to reach the bottle.
A key part of the blend comes from a 1969 wine known as the CAS Reserve, originally set aside by Peter Symington to mark the birth of his son Charles Andrew Symington. The other component is a blend of wines from 1970 to 1973, assembled in 1982. Over the long ageing period, more than half of the original wines evaporated, leaving behind a much more concentrated wine.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce as much (…)Graham's 80y Incl. Box
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Graham's 80y Incl. Box
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Graham's 80y is not a port to introduce casually; it carries the feeling of family heritage in the glass. This very rare release was created in honour of Peter Symington's 80th birthday and is an assemblage of wines drawn mainly from the 1940s.
Its depth comes from time. After eight decades of ageing in oak casks, the wine has gained remarkable concentration and refinement. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to take a moment for, because its story is inseparable from its character.
Graham's 80y reflects the Graham's legacy as it has been passed down through generations. Its age, origin and commemorative purpose make it a port for occasions where the meaning behind the bottle matters just as much as the tasting itself.
Graham's Bicentenary Coll 12 Bts: Colheita '61, '76, '82, '95, '00&'06. Vintage '63, '70, '85, '94, '97&'11
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Graham's Bicentenary Coll 12 Bts: Colheita '61, '76, '82, '95, '00&'06. Vintage '63, '70, '85, '94, '97&'11
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Graham's Bicentenary Collection Cabinet is far more than a single bottle of Port. It is a commemorative collection created to mark 200 years of Graham's, bringing together twelve historic Ports in one cabinet: six classic Vintage Ports from 1963, 1970, 1985, 1994, 1997 and 2011, alongside six Single Harvest Tawnies from 1961, 1976, 1982, 1995, 2000 and 2006.
What gives the collection its depth is the personal nature of the selection. Each Port was chosen by a member of the 3rd, 4th or 5th generation of the Symington family, with a personal meaning attached to the wine they selected. The specially designed, individually numbered labels make each bottle feel part of a larger family narrative rather than simply a sequence of vintages.
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Graham's Fine Ruby
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Graham's Fine Ruby is a red port from Portugal, with the ruby identity placed clearly at the centre of the name. At 19% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of port, while the available product data does not specify further details about maturation or aromatic style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would present to someone looking specifically for a red Graham's port. Fine Ruby keeps the message straightforward: a Portuguese red port with a clear ruby positioning.
No specific tasting notes are provided for aroma, palate, texture or finish. The confirmed information is that Graham's Fine Ruby is a red port from Portugal with an alcohol strength of 19%.Graham's Fine Ruby (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Graham's Fine Ruby (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Graham's Fine Ruby is a red port from Portugal, with the ruby identity placed clearly at the centre of the name. At 19% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of port, while the available product data does not specify further details about maturation or aromatic style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would present to someone looking specifically for a red Graham's port. Fine Ruby keeps the message straightforward: a Portuguese red port with a clear ruby positioning.
No specific tasting notes are provided for aroma, palate, texture or finish. The confirmed information is that Graham's Fine Ruby is a red port from Portugal with an alcohol strength of 19%.Your benefit: € 1,72 / 15%
Graham's Fine Tawny
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Graham's Fine Tawny
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Graham's Fine Tawny is a Portuguese port from Graham's, presented in the tawny style. In the port selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, it is the kind of bottle that speaks to customers looking specifically for a red port with the Graham's name on the label.
At 19% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of fortified Portuguese wine. No further maturation or flavour details are provided in the product data, so the clearest story here is its straightforward identity: Graham's, Portugal and Fine Tawny port.
No detailed tasting notes are provided for Graham's Fine Tawny. Based on the available data, it can only be described as a red Portuguese tawny port bottled at 19% alcohol.Graham's Fine Tawny (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Graham's Fine Tawny (Damaged: Label dirty, damaged or missing)
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Graham's Fine Tawny is a Portuguese port from Graham's, presented in the tawny style. In the port selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, it is the kind of bottle that speaks to customers looking specifically for a red port with the Graham's name on the label.
At 19% alcohol, it sits firmly within the world of fortified Portuguese wine. No further maturation or flavour details are provided in the product data, so the clearest story here is its straightforward identity: Graham's, Portugal and Fine Tawny port.
No detailed tasting notes are provided for Graham's Fine Tawny. Based on the available data, it can only be described as a red Portuguese tawny port bottled at 19% alcohol.Your benefit: € 1,72 / 15%
Graham's Single Harvest 2001
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Graham's Single Harvest 2001
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Graham's Single Harvest 2001 is a limited edition Tawny Port created to mark the year in which the Douro Valley was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. That gives the bottle a clear sense of place and occasion: it is tied not just to Graham's, but also to a defining moment for the Douro region.
The grapes come from four of Graham's iconic estates in the historic Douro. What makes this port particularly attractive is the way it combines aged complexity with a freshness that still feels alive. There is richness here, but it is carried with elegance rather than weight.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Tawny Port we like to introduce to customers who appreciate a bottle with provenance and depth. Graham's Single Harvest 2001 has the maturity, the (…)Graham's Six Grapes Reserve
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Graham's Six Grapes Reserve
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Graham's Six Grapes Reserve is a Ruby Reserve Port that gives a very clear introduction to what makes this style so appealing. Ruby Port is about colour, fruit and immediacy: a ruby-red glass, lively fruit expression and a maturation approach designed to keep that fruit character intact.
For Six Grapes, Graham's takes that idea even further. The wines used for this Reserve generally spend less time in large oak vats than many other Ruby Ports, keeping the fruit firmly in focus while still giving the wine structure and depth.
The six-grape symbol on the bottle goes back to the 19th century. After each harvest, Graham's winemakers marked each cask according to the quality of the wine inside. Six grapes indicated wines of exceptional quality, with complexity, (…)Graham's The Tawny Reserve
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Graham's The Tawny Reserve
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Graham's The Tawny Reserve is a Portuguese red Port with a generous, fruit-led personality. Its tasting profile centres on ripe red and dark fruit, especially black cherry, blackberry and plum, with deeper notes adding warmth and extra dimension.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Port we would introduce to someone looking for a velvety, softly sweet glass with more than just fruitiness. Dark chocolate, coffee and tobacco bring a mature edge, while the long finish keeps the black fruit and sweet spice gently present.
At 20% alcohol, it has the presence expected from Port, yet the impression remains smooth, rounded and elegant.
The aroma opens with ripe red and dark fruit, led by black cherry, blackberry and plum. Gentle floral notes (…)Rozes 50y 1l
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Rozes 50y 1l
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Rozes 50y 1l is a red port from Portugal where the age statement immediately shapes the conversation. A 50-year indication puts the focus firmly on maturity and time.
The one-litre bottle also gives it a more generous presence than a standard format. At 20% alcohol, it remains clearly within the classic port category, while the 50-year age statement gives it a more distinctive position.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Rozes port we would present to customers looking specifically for an older red port from Portugal, with a clear age indication and a substantial bottle size.
No specific tasting notes have been supplied for this Rozes 50y, so we will not assign aromas, flavours or a finish that are not included in the product (…)
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