The Six Grapes symbol originated in the nineteenth century as the code that Grahams used to identify the barrels containing the very best wines made at each harvest, symbols used to classify wines on a scale of one to six. These wines were chosen for their outstanding quality and usually bottled as Vintage Port. By the early 1900s Grahams started bottling and offering a wine carefully selected from these lotes under the Six Grapes label. Over a Century later, Six Grapes continues to be Grahams signature wine and a quality benchmark for the Port category.

In the Spring, following the harvest, the wines travel from the Quinta dos Malvedos winery to Grahams 1890 Lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia where they will typically spend a few years in seasoned oak vats before being incorporated into the Six Grapes blend with our Master Blender seeking to preserve its youthful fruit character.

Tasting Note

It closely resembles a young Graham’s Vintage Port in style: dark red colour with fragrant blackberry and fresh aromas of cassis and liquorice. Full-bodied with a good structure and rich black fruit on the palate.