Algarve wines paired with delicious food in new event
Over 20 restaurants are taking part The Algarve Wine Commission (CVA) is organising a new event entitled ‘Algarve Between Dishes and Wine’ (Algarve Entre Pratos e Vinhos). Having kicked off
Tasting wine – The difference between aroma and wine bouquet
Wine bouquet and aroma are two of the most important things to consider when tasting wine, since they determine how it is perceived. While wine aroma is derived from the
Taste local wines at Arade Wine Experience
Tickets for Arade Wine Experience are already for sale Lagoa will celebrate World Wine Tourism Day with a special event titled ‘Arade Wine Experience’ on Saturday, November 11. The event
Algarve Wine production increases by 5% despite drought
According to figures revealed by the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA), the production growth resulted mainly from the plantation of new vineyards. This year, the Algarve’s wine production is expected to
Wine Talk: Monte da Casteleja
Back in 2021, I wrote about the first ‘palhete’ produced at the Monte da Casteleja organic winery near Lagos. Then, the 2020 vintage replaced the rosé previously made by this
Dirk Niepoort joins the Decanter Hall of Fame
Being elevated to the Decanter Hall of Fame is the wine industry equivalent of winning a Nobel Prize. In the 40 years of its existence, the prestigious annual award, which
Exploring the Algarve’s best activities
The Algarve is a region in the south of Portugal, known for its beautiful beaches and resorts, but it is also a region that has a lot to offer for
Vale do Lobo Wine Connection Tasting Experience 2023
A gourmet extravaganza in Algarve! Following its return in 2022, Vale do Lobo is delighted to announce the 3rd edition of the Vale do Lobo Wine Connection Tasting Experience, taking
Local wine star of the show at Alvor Wine Tasting
Event is free to attend Some of the best wines produced in the Portimão borough will be showcased at the first Alvor Wine Tasting, a new event which will be
Wine Talk: A powerful red from Beira Interior
I’ve written a few articles about the wines of Rui Roboredo Madeira whose Beyra label, made on a remote north-eastern corner of the country, I usually associate with great-value-for-money wines