Portugal

Bartholomew Broadbent grew up around wine, the son of Michael Broadbent, one of the twentieth century's most respected wine critics and auctioneers...

Quinta da Pedra is one of the historic estates of Portugal's Alto Minho, with roots reaching back to the seventeenth century. The property sits in ...

Maynard's takes its name from Walter Maynard, one of the earliest English wine merchants trading in Port, whose shipments date back to 1652, and wh...

Azores Wine Company was founded by winemaker António Maçanita alongside Filipe Rocha and Paulo Machado, with Maçanita drawn to the islands in part ...

Dow's is one of the great historic Port houses of the Douro, now managed by the fourth and fifth generation of the Symington family, whose members ...

The Madeira Wine Company is the umbrella name behind several storied Madeira houses, including Blandy's, Cossart Gordon, Leacock's, and Miles, owne...

H.M. Borges is a family-run Madeira house based in Funchal, with roots stretching back to 1877. Long regarded as one of the island's most tradition...

Taylor Fladgate carries over three centuries of history in Port production and stands among the most respected houses producing aged tawny Port tod...

Susana Esteban launched her own project in 2009 after a two-year search across Alentejo for the right vineyards, eventually settling on two small s...

Founded by Mannie Berk, The Rare Wine Co. has spent decades reviving the styles of Madeira once beloved by America's Founding Fathers, working clos...

The Rare Wine Co. built its Historic Series around a simple idea: reviving the styles of Madeira once favored in early America, where the wine was ...

Forte do Cego is a range from Quinta de São Sebastião, an estate whose roots in Arruda dos Vinhos date to 1755, the same year Lisbon's great earthq...

Broadbent Madeira was launched in 1996 by Bartholomew Broadbent, inspired by his father Michael Broadbent, the legendary wine taster who once calle...

The Rare Wine Co.'s Historic Series began in 1998, when the company partnered with Ricardo Freitas, owner of Vinhos Barbeito, to recreate the Madei...

Quinta do Crasto ranks among the oldest wine estates in the Douro, with documented history reaching back to 1615, well before the region became the...

Fonseca has ranked among the first category of Vintage Port producers since the mid nineteenth century, prized for wines that develop uncommon opul...

The Rare Wine Co.'s Historic Series has spent over two decades reviving Madeira styles that once defined American taste, working in close partnersh...

Churchill's was founded in Porto in 1981 by Johnny Graham and his brothers Anthony and William, and named for Johnny's wife, Caroline Churchill. It...

W. & J. Graham's draws its distinctive character from four historic mountain estates in the Upper Douro and Douro Superior, Quinta dos Malvedos...

Ramos Pinto stands out among Port houses for making single estate tawnies, an unusual approach in a category typically blended across...

Maynard's carries the name of Walter Maynard, a 17th century English wine merchant who shipped Port as far back as 1652 and later served as consul ...

Kopke stands as the oldest Port house still producing wine today, founded in 1638 by Nicolau Kopke and his son Cristiano, who came to Portugal repr...

Kopke holds the distinction of being the oldest Port house still in operation, founded in 1638 by Nicolau Kopke and his son Cristiano, who arrived ...

According to Rare Wine Co. founder Mannie Berk, Verdelho was in many ways the true backbone of the historic Madeira trade, since the vast majority ...

New York Malmsey was one of the founding releases of The Rare Wine Co.'s Historic Series, arriving in 2003 alongside Boston Bual and Charleston Ser...

Charleston Sercial was one of the original three wines released in 2003 when The Rare Wine Co. first brought its Historic Series to market, alongsi...

Quinta do Noval is one of the most storied estates in the Douro, historically tied to the Antonio José da Silva family and now owned by AXA Millési...

H.M. Borges was founded in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges and remains under the stewardship of his family today, now in its fourth generation. It ...

From Portugal's smallest wine region just outside Lisbon, Villa Oeiras Carcavelos 10yr (500ml) captures a rare, historic style that wine lovers ac...

Kopke has operated out of Vila Nova de Gaia since 1638, making it the longest continuously running Port house still in business today. Founded by t...

Maynard's is a Port label owned by Barão de Vilar Vinhos, one of the more recently established firms in the trade, founded in January 1996 from a s...

Fonseca was founded in 1822 by Manuel Pedro Guimaraens and remains closely linked to Taylor Fladgate, sharing ownership while keeping its own disti...

Kopke holds the distinction of being the oldest Port house still in operation, founded in 1638 by the German merchant Nicolau Kopke and his son Cri...

Quinta do Noval is one of the most storied estates in the Douro, historically tied to the Antonio José da Silva family and now owned by AXA Millési...

Taylor Fladgate is one of the oldest founding Port houses, tracing its history back to 1692 and remaining independent and family-influenced through...

Fonseca was founded in 1822 by Manuel Pedro Guimaraens and today forms part of the same family of houses as Taylor Fladgate, with which it shares a...

Ramos Pinto was founded in 1880 by Adriano Ramos Pinto, who built the house's early reputation through inventive marketing and a strong push into t...

Now guided by the fourth generation of the Borges family, H.M. Borges has kept its winemaking rooted in Funchal since Henrique Menezes Borges found...

Graham's traces its roots to 1820, when the Glasgow-based trading firm run by brothers William and John Graham accepted a shipment of Port wine as ...

Duckman is the playful alter ego of Mariana Pato, who works in Portugal's Bairrada region as part of the well-known Pato winemaking family, alongsi...

Croft is one of the founding houses of the Port trade, established in England in 1588 and counted among the oldest names still shipping wine from t...

Dow's began in 1798 when the Portuguese merchant Bruno da Silva took the unusual step of moving to London to sell Port directly to British buyers. ...

Quinta do Noval is a single estate in Pinhão whose full history stretches back more than three centuries, having once belonged to the Rebello Valen...

Kopke remains the oldest Port house still trading today, tracing its founding back to 1638 under the German merchant Nicolau Kopke and his son Cris...

Quinta do Vesuvio is one of the Douro's most storied estates, with written records tracing the property back to 1565. Its modern character took sha...

H.M. Borges is one of only two remaining family-owned Madeira houses on the island, founded in Funchal in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges and today...

Fonseca was established in 1822 when Manuel Pedro Guimaraens acquired control of the Fonseca and Monteiro Company, retaining the Fonseca name as a ...

Blandy's holds a singular place in Madeira's history as the only founding family of the island's wine trade still owning and running its original c...