The wines of Cartuxa, an important producer in Portugal’s Alentejo
Website: Cartuxa One of the famous old table wines of Portugal is Pera Manca, which is made by the Cartuxa
Read moreWebsite: Cartuxa One of the famous old table wines of Portugal is Pera Manca, which is made by the Cartuxa
Read moreThe Douro Valley is proving to be an exciting place for small winery projects, and one hotspot is in the
Read moreI’ve followed the wines of Malhadinha Nova over the years, since their promising debut in the early noughties. The vineyards
Read moreWebsite: https://www.quintadelarosa.com/ Quinta de la Rosa is a beautiful Quinta, a short distance along the river from Pinhão, in the
Read moreWebsite: http://casadedarei.pt/eng_index.html Back in 1997 José Ruivo bought a 140 hectare farm on the shores of the Dão river at
Read moreAntónio Madeira is one of the new stars of Portugal’s Dão wine region, but for the kind actions of a
Read moreThis is a bright red from Portalegre (the cooler, higher-altitude bit of the Alentejo) with vineyards in the granite foothills
Read morePet Nat is a popular style of sparkling wine these days. The name stands for Petillant Naturel, and the process
Read moreI’ve just been to the tenth edition of Simplesmente Vinho, a brilliant natural/authentic wine fair in Porto. Here’s a short
Read moreWebsite: https://quintadoinfantado.com/en/ I first visited Quinta do Infantado 20 years ago, in May 2002 when I toured the Douro for
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