Graham's

Built in 1890 on a ridge a few hundred metres above the south bank, and restored by the Symington family with its original features kept. Over 2,000 pipes and 40 tonels and balseiros of Port age here, alongside bottle cellars of Vintage. It remains a working lodge, so a visit runs alongside coopers at work and lodgemen drawing samples for the tasting room.

Street Address

Rua do Agro 141, 4400-281 Santa Marinha, Vila Nova de Gaia

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: port-wine, lodge, working-cellar, 1890

Coordinates: 41.1374278, -8.6241261

Part of Porto's historic Port wine lodges

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