Grand House to host wine-pairing dinners highlighting Castro Marim’s fleur du sel
Castro Marim’s famous fleur du sel will be the star of two wine-pairing dinners which will be held this Friday and Saturday (September 18-19) at Vila Real de Santo António’s
Welcome to the 10th Apolónia Wine Fair!
Advertiser’s announcement Apolónia has carefully followed a simple policy of exceptional quality, variety and service. The company has a genuine interest in customer requirements, ensuring they can always find exactly
A new rosé from the Vinho Verde region
Quintas de Melgaço (QM) is a producer in the Vinho Verde region recognised for producing high quality Alvarinho varietals which usually cost a couple of euros less than the big
Something new from Dão
As a diehard fan of Portugal’s Dão region, I am always on the lookout for something new and Taboadella is the latest label to hit the market. There are varietals
Vineyards and Quintas in the Alentejo
Even with less tourists around this year, the crowds in the city and on the beaches might have got you longing for fewer people and wider lands. It might be
Sem Vergonha
Shamelessly enjoyable for Burgundy lovers Whatever has Portalegre in the northern Alentejo hills of São Mamede got to do with Burgundy? Well, nothing at all really other than the fact
Gorro – Look out for the beanie
One of the most interesting new wine projects up north of recent years, the Boutique Wine Company was created by António Olazabal Ferreira (the nephew of the Olazabal of Vale
Alentejo winery Howard’s Folly launches first rosé
Alentejo winery Howard’s Folly, created by British entrepreneur Howard Bilton and highly regarded winemaker David Baverstock, has launched its first rosé wine ‘Sonhador Rosé 2019’. To create a “fresh and
Something else completely different from Monte da Casteleja
I always respect winemakers who go against the grain and are guided not by market trends but by their own philosophy and a desire to create wines with a difference.
Wine and tourism bosses team up to promote Algarve wine
Proving that ‘two heads are better than one’, the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA) and the Algarve Tourism Board (RTA) have joined forces to promote the Algarve wine in Portugal and