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August is the time to head to the Algarve! The region we are so proud of has just been named ‘World's Leading Beach Destination’ at the 2024 World Travel Awards for the third time, in a com [...]
Yesterday we talked about Burgundy's main white grape variety, and today we turn our attention to Bordeaux's main white variety, Sauvignon Blanc. Sauvignon Blanc is one of the most widely grown [...]
It is the white grape variety of choice in (probably) the most famous wine region in the world—Burgundy—but its fame and potential have left no one indifferent, and it has slowly spread thr [...]
There are two regions in the world that keep the art of making wine in amphorae alive. One is Georgia, in Eastern Europe, and the other is Alentejo, in Portugal. More precisely, the sub-region [...]
Original, unique and innovative. That's Pink Port! Perfect for enjoying in summer, watching a beautiful sunset on the beach or on a terrace. Wherever you are, drink it with ice cubes or as a [...]
Today we are taking a break from our wine recommendations and instead suggesting some of our new gourmet products that you probably haven't had the chance to try yet. Our latest addition is [...]
Despite its recent demarcation (1979), Bairrada is a region with a long tradition of wine production. The wines produced there are full of character and have such a distinctive personality that [...]
Even though we have over 10,000 Portuguese wines in store, we've been expanding our offerings every week with exciting new projects. Our focus has been on small producers, unique new projects, [...]
To celebrate their 50th anniversary, Judas Priest has just released a Portuguese wine. Like Iron Maiden, the Douro producer Van Zeller was selected to compose the blend that celebrates Judas [...]
The Fernão Pires grape variety is one of Portugal's oldest white grape varieties, finding its terroir of excellence in the Lisboa and Tejo region, where it is a native grape variety, and under [...]
Clarete and palhete wines are very old styles in Portuguese wine production. And despite their long history, the question still comes up very often: what is the difference between a clarete and [...]
Sweet and full-bodied. We could be describing a Port wine, but no, we're talking about late harvests. As the name suggests, these wines are made from grapes that are harvested later and [...]
