Portuguese mini-study: four red wines from Casa Ferreirinha, Quinta Nova, Douorum and Rocim
These four Portuguese reds were all purchased from supermarket Pingo Doce and an independent wine shop, while I was teaching
Read moreThese four Portuguese reds were all purchased from supermarket Pingo Doce and an independent wine shop, while I was teaching
Read moreWebsite: https://quintadoinfantado.com/en/ Infantado is a family-owned Quinta dating back to 1816. They were famous for being the first quinta to
Read moreThis is a small family vineyard and farm 15 km from the ocean, in the southern part of Vinho Verde,
Read moreFlipa Pato, daughter of famous Bairrada winegrower Luis Pato, first started making her own wines 25 years ago, in 2001.
Read moreFilipa Pato began making her own wines in 2001, starting with three rented plots. Since then she and her husband
Read moreThese three wines, made by Susana Esteban, are really impressive. They come from Serra de São Mamede, in the Portalegre
Read moreWebsite: https://www.antoniomacanita.com/en António Maçanita is a well known Portuguese winemaker, doing good things in the Alentejo, Douro and the Açores.
Read moreIsn’t Port wonderful? And Vintage Port, the pinnacle of the Port world, can even be drunk young. I reckon it’s
Read moreAs far as lunches go, this was one of the best I’ve had in recent years, held at the remarkable
Read moreI recently reviewed the amazing wines from Mateus Nicolau de Almeida. Douro with a difference, packaged in Riesling-style bottles, aiming
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