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If there's one Portuguese region that's recognised both inside and outside the country, it's the Alentejo! The region began to win over many followers thanks to its quality products at [...]
Orange wines are attracting a growing number of enthusiasts, and bars specialised in this style are becoming increasingly common in markets such as New York, London and Tokyo. The greatest [...]
If there's one region where the concept of Terroir fits perfectly, it's Colares! One of the very few regions in Europe to have resisted phylloxera! Here the wines grow on sandy soil, in a [...]
Of the fats used around the world, olive oil is certainly the most appreciated in our country, and Portugal, and the Alentejo in particular, have exceptional conditions for growing olive trees [...]
Today we've put together some of the most exciting Portuguese wines of our time, exceptional whites and reds. I'm sure you've heard of many of them, but we also hope to surprise you with some [...]
Red wines usually have a higher alcohol content than whites or rosés. In warmer regions it's normal for the alcohol content to be higher because the grapes have a higher sugar level. This is the [...]
The red wines in the Douro are relatively new when compared to other regions in Portugal, as we know that until some years ago most of the red grapes were used for the Port wine [...]
Opening a bottle of Port that symbolizes an important year in our lives is always a memorable moment. In 2025, we hope there will be no shortage of reasons to celebrate, and that's why today we [...]
The designation ‘old vines’, which can now be found on many bottle labels, indicates a wine that has been produced from vines of an unusual age. This longevity gives the grape a distinctive pro [...]
Red wines are still the wines of choice for most wine enthusiasts, despite the growing demand for white wines. For a wine lover, reds are undoubtedly the most striking style in the various [...]
Pétillant Naturel, or Pét-Nat for short! Despite its recent popularity, its origins go back much further than Champagne. Pét-Nat is not a style of wine, but a winemaking method. Pét-Nat is pro [...]
Tawny Ports are associated with cold weather and the image of a glass of old tawny by a fireplace is comforting. In terms of tawny ports, there are various options according to the length of [...]
