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This is a Graham's 1978 Late Bottled Vintage Port, bottled in 1983 and presented in its original wooden case (OWC). As a Late Bottled Vintage Port, it offers a different style of Port compared to a declared Vintage Port, typically being a single bottling from a single year, aged for longer in cask before bottling. This particular bottling from 1983 provides a glimpse into Graham's winemaking from that era.
The 75cl bottle is housed in its original wooden case, making it suitable for gifting or for collectors interested in older presentations of Port. Due to the age of this bottle, buyers should consider the fill level, closure, label condition and known storage history when assessing mature Port.
This Graham's 1978 Late Bottled Vintage Port, bottled 1983, OWC 75cl, may appeal to those seeking older bottlings from this established Port house.
To keep every bottle in its best condition, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperature swings. Always keep bottles upright unless stated otherwise.
Spirits like whisky, bourbon, brandy, and cognac do not spoil.
Because of their high alcohol content, they remain stable for decades once sealed. Simply store them upright, away from heat and light, and they’ll stay perfectly preserved.
Red wine is more delicate than spirits, but easy to care for. To keep it in great condition:
Properly stored, red wine ages gracefully and stays at its best.
White and rosé wines prefer slightly cooler storage:
Sparkling wines are sensitive to heat and light. For best preservation:
Fortified wines last longer thanks to added alcohol:
Cognac