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    • WinesFrom north to south of Portugal, ando also from Madeira to the Azores islands we can find great wines made with grape varieties full of history, produced with recent technologies but always respecting traditional methods. Portugal has a unique heritage based on the diversity and singularity of grape varieties and terroir, to which consistency and an excellent quality-price ratio is associated. This is the singular and unique heritage that is reflected in the wines we present, mostly from small Portuguese producers.
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          • Açores
          • Alentejo
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          • Bairrada
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          • Dão
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          • Dão
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          • Madeira
          • Península de Setúbal
          • Tejo
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          • Vinho Verde
        • Red
          • Açores
          • Alentejo
          • Algarve
          • Bairrada
          • Beira Interior
          • Dão
          • Douro
          • Lisboa
          • Madeira
          • Península de Setúbal
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          • Tejo
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          • Vinho Verde
      • Late Harvest
      • OrganicThe vineyards that produce organic wines are treated by the most friendly and natural methods. Vines can thus produce grapes that are natural and with more flavor. Winemakers use indigenous yeasts and control the evolution of wine with gentle and non-invasive methods. The aromas of wine are thus more faithful to the fruit and its terroir. Through the absence of chemicals, organic wines are better for our health.
      • NaturalIt is not easy to describe the profile of natural wines. And that is exactly why they are so exciting and challenging. There is a wide variety of flavours and aromas, depending on the terroir, the grapes and the winemaker. They are purer wines, from small vineyards, treated in a sustainable, organic or biodynamic way, made with indigenous yeasts. Fermentations occur spontaneously and some are cloudy because they are not filtered.
      • OrangeAlso called Amber Wines or Skin Maceration Wines are currently a very challenging trend, but they are very far from being a fashion. In fact, these “Orange Wines” are the result of an ancestral winemaking process that was forgotten during the 20th century but was revived at the beginning of this century, and just as well.
    • SparklingThe term sparkling applies only to wines whose effervescence results from an alcoholic fermentation conducted in a closed container. The production of a sparkling wine is always divided into two phases: the first phase begins with the production of a still wine and the second is “sparkling”. There are several methods that can be used in the sparkling process: classic or champagne method, closed vat method, and transfer method. In either method, a second fermentation is carried out (in a bottle or vat) preceded by the introduction of the fermentation liquor which is a syrup whose concentration of sugar will allow an internal pressure to develop CO2 production. Sparkling wines are very versatile. In Portugal we produce high quality sparkling wines that can be paired with several dishes, from seafood, fish and meat, or served simply as an aperitif.
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    • FortifiedA fortified wine is a wine that has had a quantity of distilled spirit added to it to increase its alcohol content and stop its natural fermentation preventing the total transformation of the wort sugar into alcohol. In general, fortification of wines originally developed as a way of preserving wine on long overseas journeys. As a consequence, several types of fortified wine have been developed throughout history and their popularity has kept them in production to this day. Among them Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Carcavelos, Moscatel de Setúbal, Sherry, Marsala, Commandaria, Mistelle, Vins Doux Naturels (VDN), and Vermouth.
      • CarcavelosThis honey-coloured fortified wine is one of the four magnificent Portuguese fortified wines. Originating from the smallest wine region in Portugal – Carcavelos – its great promoter was the Marquis de Pombal. It is a secular, delicate, topaz-coloured and velvety liqueur wine. It has an almond aroma, acquiring a marked and characteristic perfume with ageing.
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      • Madeira WineMadeira wine is a fortified wine produced in the demarcated region of Madeira with Madeira designation of origin. Madeira Wine can be appreciated at any time. According to each type, Dry Madeiras are great with aperitifs, as well as the Medium Dry ones, which are also a wonderful complement of soups. Cheeses are perfect to pair with Medium Sweet Madeiras, while Sweet Madeiras are ideal for sweets, chocolates and even more interesting with an excellent coffee.
      • MoscatelOf eternal voluptuousness, magneticity and pleasure, the Moscatéis from Setúbal are wonderful in the harmony always between alcohol, alcohol and freshness. Made with Moscatel de Setúbal or Moscatel Roxo varieties, they have the golden color, with strong citrus character, sweet and compoteado. They are considered “the Portuguese national heritage that drinks”, being appreciated by kings and by the people since time immemorial.
      • Port WinePort Wine stands out from ordinary wines due to its unique characteristics: an enormous variety of types that surprise us with the wealth and intensity of their incomparable aromas, a highly persistent aroma and flavour, a high alcohol content (usually between 19 and 22% vol.), a vast range of degrees of sweetness and a assortment of colours. There is a set of categories that identify the different types of Port Wine.
        • Late Bottled Vintage (LBV)This is a Ruby Port from a single year, chosen for its extremely high quality and bottled after ageing for four to six years in wood. Most of these Ports are ready for drinking when they are purchased, but some will continue to age in bottle. LBV Port is a deep ruby red, extremely full-bodied and rich in the mouth and it possesses the particular style and personality of a wine from a single harvest.
        • RubyAre wines in which the winemaker looks to restrain the evolution of their deep red colour and maintain the fruit and strength of a young wine.
        • Ruby ReserveFull-bodied, rich and dark ruby red in color, these wines are often the result of a selection of the best Port wines of each year, combined to create a young, powerful, fruity and intense yet round and versatile wine.
        • TawnyAre obtained from lots of different wines that have aged for different lengths of time in casks or in vats. With age, the colour of the wines slowly develops into tawny, medium tawny or light tawny, with a bouquet of dried fruits and wood; the older the wine, the stronger these aromas.
        • VintageConsidered by many as the jewel in the Port Wine crown, this is the only Port that ages in bottle. Produced from the grapes harvested during a single year and bottled two to three years after the vintage, it develops gradually for 10 to 50 years before it is drunk. The charm of Vintage resides in the fact that it is attractive at pratically all stages of its life in bottle. During the first five years, it retains the intense ruby of its original colour, exuberant aromas of red fruits and wild berries and a taste of black chocolate, all of which is balanced by strong tannins that make it the perfect accompaniement to desserts that are rich in chocolate. After ten years in bottle, in addition to its throwing a light deposit, Vintage takes on garnet tones and attains a delicious plenitude of ripe fruit aromas and flavours. As the wine matures, its colour turns a rich golden brown and its fruit acquires a greater subtlety and complexity and the deposit that it throws becomes thicker.
        • WhiteVaries in style according to whether it has aged for a shorter or longer period of time, and different degrees of sweetness according to the manner by which it is made. In addition to the traditional White Ports, there now are other wines with a floral and complex aroma and a minimum alcohol content of 16.5% (Light Dry White Port) capable of meeting the demand for less alcoholic Ports.
    • DistilledDistilled beverages are drinks that have a high alcohol content, purified through the distillation process from a fermented substance, such as fruits, cereals or vegetables. Some examples of these distillates are brandy, cachaça, gin, vodka, tequila, rum, whiskey and liquors.
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The natural approach to wine production allows enhancing the terroir getting the maxim elegance and purity in the final product. They are working with relatively young vines between 10 and 15 years old. The wine complexity is due to all their natural elements combined: granitic soils, high thermal amplitude, altitude of our vineyards (+400m) and the grapes. All Portuguese, all from the Dão region, the birthplace of Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, Alfocheiro and Jaen, complete the list for the reds. Encruzado, Malvasia fina, Cerceal, Bical and Verdelho for the whites.

The wines are handcrafted and look for personality, elegance and structure. Blends are what they do because this is the traditional and most complete way of making balanced wines in Portugal in general and in the Dão region in particular. They love all the hints that each grape brings to their wines and believe it also helps to increase the ageing potential. Of course, you can drink the wines immediately and enjoy them, but if you want, you can also discover something new and different when they have a few more years!

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