Exploring Portugal’s Tejo wine region (3) Casal de Coelheira
Nuno Falcão Rodrigues’ parents bought Casal de Coelheira in 1986, and he started working here in 1992. It’s the last
Read moreNuno Falcão Rodrigues’ parents bought Casal de Coelheira in 1986, and he started working here in 1992. It’s the last
Read moreCasal Monteiro is a relatively large vineyard that is purely on the Campo terroir of the Tejo. They are just
Read moreIn this series of articles, published together, I’m going to be exploring the Tejo wine region in Portugal, which has
Read morePêra-Manca is the name for the ‘cult’ red and white wines made by large Alentejo producer Adega Cartuxa, which since
Read moreLuís Patrão was for a long time the wine maker at large Alentejo winery Esporão, a job he stayed in
Read moreOn the Sunday of Simplesmente Vinho in Porto, a few of us had lunch on the river on a gorgeous
Read moreEach year at the fabulous Simplesmente Vinho festival there is a pop-up dinner, with top chefs creating interesting, authentic food
Read moreAdega do Vulcão Ameixâmbar Arinto de Açores 2018 Portugal13% alcohol. This is the special Azores variety named Arinto that’s different
Read moreWebsite: https://rocim.pt/en/ With the wines of Herdade do Rocim and his own project Bojador, as well as a string of
Read moreThere are not many wine regions that change their name, and make a success of it. But one Portuguese wine
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