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- 100 Igual
- A.M.O. Brewery
- Adega Belém Urban Winery
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- AILÀMA
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- António Madeira
- APRT3
- Arribas Wine Company
- Carlos Raposo - World Wild Wines
- Casa da Carvalha
- Casa de Cello
- Casa de Darei
- Casa do JOA
- Casa Romana Vini
- Casal Figueira
- Caves São João
- Ciclo Vinhos
- Constantino Ramos
- Duas Árvores
- Entre Pedras
- Espera Wines
- Fita Preta
- Gardunha Sul
- Henri Giraud
- Herdade Barranco do Vale
- Herdade da Anta de Cima
- Herdade da Lisboa
- Herdade do Cebolal
- Herdade do Portocarro
- João M Barbosa
- Joaquim Arnaud
- Kelman Wines
- Lobo de Vasconcellos Wines
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- Maçanita Vinhos - Irmãos e Enólogos
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- Picotes Wines
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- Quinta do Louridal
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Producers There are 77 producers
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100 Igual
The Arrochela e Camizão family has been producing Vinho Verde in the Amarante and Sousa sub-regions since 1910. João Camizão is the 4th generation of the family from Porto and, after graduating in Telecommunications Engineering, began a career in telecommunications. In 2007, he worked in India for two and a half years.
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A.M.O. Brewery
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A.M.O. stands for “I love” in Portuguese, and it also stands for the initials of its creator and founder, Margaret Orlowski. Margaret learned to home-brew in Canada, and continued hobby brewing after moving to Lisbon.
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Adega Belém Urban Winery
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They are Catarina and David, winemakers and owners of Adega Belém Urban Winery. They both love wine and they both love Lisbon. That’s why they have built their winery in a former car repair shop in the heart of Lisbon’s urban neighborhood of Belém. The grapes come from small vineyards nearby.
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Adega Rama
Adega Rama is a new project in Bairrada, with its first vinification in 2011 and the beginning of its commercial activity in July 2012. It arises from the joint motivation of Jorge Rama and the winemaker António Selas, which led the Rama family to take the construction initiative of the winery in strong line with wine tourism.
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AILÀMA
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AILÀMA, Medronho with Art and Tradition.
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Almeida Garrett
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For over 100 years, the Almeida Garrett family has been nurturing Chardonnay vines and producing award-winning, complex yet elegant varietal white wines. In addition to local red varieties, such as Tinta Roriz and Touriga Nacional, Chardonnay is one of the most prestigious grape varieties, with the added value of growing in Beira Interior, with its special soils, towering altitudes and peak temperatures.
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António Braga
"After 20 years of working for others, I decided to make my own wines."
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António Madeira
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Since 2010 António Madeira, a Portuguese-descendant Frenchman with family roots in Dão, Serra da Estrela, has been researching and growing old vines located in special places. With passion, dedication, and precision, applying methods that are respectful for the life of the soil and that facilitate the expression of the terroir in the wines. It does not use herbicides and works the soils manually with hoes and the help of a horse.
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APRT3
A barrel that was left out. As if it were the ugly duckling.
They adopted, cared for, and threw.
Every year is a different vintage, a different canvas as a work of art.
They are limited editions, exclusive and exclusive. -
Arribas Wine Company
Arribas Wine Company was founded in 2017, in Bemposta, Mogadouro. They aim to produce authentic wines based on regional varieties, old vineyards, traditional techniques, and a degree of innovation. Thus, strive to farm their vineyards as sustainably and respectfully as possible and make their wines in a minimalistic way.
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Carlos Raposo - World Wild Wines
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“I love fresh, mineral, complex, deep whites and red wines with a hint of rusticity, forest and spices. I believe that the region of Dão is perfect for this type of wine, always thinking about the potential of aging, of whites and reds made by Eng. Cardoso de Vilhena in the Dão study center, a world reference, at the level of the best nectars of our world, very close to heaven … yes that’s what I want to do!”
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Casa da Carvalha
Casa da Carvalha is located in the municipality of Arganil, built about 200 years ago, and its vineyards are located in the southernmost part of the Dão region.
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Casa de Cello
Casa de Cello is a family business dedicated to winemaking in their estates for four generations.
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Casa de Darei
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The natural approach to wine production allows enhancing the terroir getting the maxim elegance and purity in the final product. The wines are handcrafted and look for personality, elegance and structure.
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Casa do JOA
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Casa do JOA will tell the story of Parada, its people and traditions. This is the only way to appreciate the intensity of the aromas of the Alto do Joa wine.
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Casa Romana Vini
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Romana Vini produces its wines in two different properties: Quinta do Porto Nogueira and Quinta da Escusa. These two places are only 12 km apart from each other, belonging to different wine-growing regions. Quinta do Porto Nogueira is located in the Lisbon Region (DOC Óbidos) and Quinta da Escusa in the Tagus Region (DOC Santarém).
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Casal Figueira
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CASAL FIGUEIRA (THE PROJECT)
Heritage of António A. L. F. Carvalho
The wines Casal Figueira are produced from old vineyards of Vital, grape variety autochthonous from the North side of Montejunto Mountain where soil, climate and grape variety are in perfect adequation for centuries. -
Caves São João
Founded in 1920 by the brothers José, Manuel, and Albano Costa, Caves São João is a family business initially focused on selling Porto wines and liqueurs. Today, it is the oldest family business still operating in the municipality of Anadia.
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Constantino Ramos
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Constantino Ramos, a native of Vouzela in the Dão region, graduated in Pharmacy at the University of Coimbra, worked in this area but ended up dropping out to pursue a master's degree in oenology at the University of Trás-Os-Montes and Alto Douro embracing his true passion. Later he met his mentor, with whom he works until today, the renowned winemaker, Anselmo Mendes.
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Duas Árvores
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Duas Árvore produces wines in the Douro Valley region. UNESCO World Heritage, in Vale Mendiz, near the Village Pinhão.
Born and raised by the true values of friendship, Duas Árvores are the fulfillment of a dream of two old friends who wished to celebrate their Portuguese ancestry. The brand name Duas Árvores (two trees in Portuguese), was inspired by the family names of the two friends, both corresponding to two trees typical of the Douro region. Your wines celebrate friendship. -
Entre Pedras
The first vines for this project were planted on the island of Pico in 2017 by André Ribeiro and his father, Gilberto Ribeiro.
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Espera Wines
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"3 hectares of vineyard that give back to the region of Alcobaça the wine tradition brought by the Cistercian monks and that surround us in an absolute certainty of wanting to have the simplicity hand in hand with the quality."
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Fita Preta
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The Fitapreta team was first formed by the young Portuguese winemaker António Maçanita and the experienced English consultant and viticulturist David Booth with the launch of their first wine, Preta, in 2004.
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