Exploring Portugal’s Tejo wine region (2) Pedro Sereno and Marquês de Tomar
Pedro Sereno represents the new face of Tejo. He’s making relatively small quantities of terroir-focused wines from the Tomar in
Read morePedro Sereno represents the new face of Tejo. He’s making relatively small quantities of terroir-focused wines from the Tomar in
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
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Read moreWine is sensitive to storage temperatures. In traditional wine-producing countries wine is often stored after bottling in underground cellars, which
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