A 40 year old Port is the height of long‑term cask ageing. A rare, deeply expressive style shaped by four decades of slow transformation. These bottles offer extraordinary concentration, elegance, and aromatic complexity, making them some of the most treasured Ports available.
Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port In Luxury Gift Box Graham's 40 year old tawny is witness to a long-standing tradition. This wine is composed by Gra...
View full detailsOnly a tiny number of casks ever reach the level of balance and complexity required to be classified as 40‑year‑old Tawny Port. Many barrels are lost to evaporation, and only the most exceptional are selected for bottling.
Because of this, availability is extremely limited - We work closely with our suppliers to secure rare and hard‑to‑find 40‑year‑old Ports, ensuring access to bottles that are often unavailable elsewhere.
A 40‑year‑old Port is ideal for:
It’s a bottle that feels meaningful without being overstated - a gift that shows thought, care, and appreciation.
Yes - the cost reflects decades of ageing, extremely limited production, and the skill required to maintain quality over such a long period.
Very rare. Only a small number of casks survive four decades of ageing with the right balance of concentration and elegance.
Tawny Ports do not evolve in the bottle, so a 40‑year‑old is best enjoyed now. For storage tips, checkout our Port storage guide.
No - Tawny Ports are filtered before bottling and don’t require decanting. If you’d like a deeper explanation, our decanting guide walks through exactly when decanting matters and when it doesn’t.
It offers deeper concentration, more pronounced dried‑fruit and nutty notes, and a longer, more refined finish.
