Portugal

H.M. Borges has remained a family-run Madeira house since 1877, when Henrique Menezes Borges began sourcing and aging select wines from across the ...

Filipa Pato trained as a chemical engineer at the University of Coimbra before choosing wine over industry, working harvests in Bordeaux, Mendoza, ...

Herdade de Gâmbia is a family-run estate located about nine kilometers from Setúbal, on a roughly 600-hectare property that sits within the Sado es...

Blandy's traces its history back to 1811, when John Blandy first arrived on the island of Madeira, and the family remains the only one among the or...

Smith Woodhouse was founded in 1784 when Christopher Smith, a Lord Mayor of London, set up a small company to ship Port from the Douro, later joine...

This 100% Verdelho comes from winemaker Paulo Machado's Insula Vinus project on Pico Island in Portugal's remote Azores archipelago, roughly a thou...

This wine comes from Insula Vinus, the personal label of winemaker Paulo Machado, a native of Pico Island who co-founded Azores Wine Company before...

Blandy's stands apart as the only one of Madeira's founding families still owning and running its original wine company, a tradition that dates bac...

Kopke is the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 by the German merchant Nicolau Kopke, who arrived in Portugal representing the Hanseat...

Rozès traces its founding to 1855, when Ostende Rozès, a Bordeaux wine merchant of Portuguese descent, returned to his family's homeland to establi...

Kopke is the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 when Nicolau Kopke, a German merchant representing the Hanseatic League, settled in Po...

Churchill's holds a distinctive place among Port houses as the last fully independent British firm in the trade, founded in 1981 by Johnny Graham a...

Taylor Fladgate stands as the benchmark producer of Vintage Port, having devoted more than three centuries almost entirely to this single style. Th...

Taylor Fladgate is regarded as the benchmark producer of Vintage Port, drawing on more than three centuries devoted almost exclusively to this sing...

Dow's traces its name back to a merger in 1877 with the trading house of Bruno da Silva, a Portuguese merchant celebrated for arming his own ships ...

Maynard's takes its name from Walter Maynard, born in 1652, one of the first English merchants to ship Port wine from Oporto and an ancestor of the...

H.M. Borges was founded in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges, making it one of the oldest Madeira wine companies still in operation, and the family-r...

Dow's was founded in 1798 by the Portuguese merchant Bruno da Silva, and the Dow name entered the picture only later, when partner James Dow joined...

Quinta de São Sebastião is a historic winery in Arruda dos Vinhos, a sub-region of Lisboa just south of Alenquer, where winemaking traditions reach...

H.M. Borges was founded in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges, who spent his life sourcing the best wines produced across Madeira for careful aging, a...

Blandy's was founded in 1811 by John Blandy and remains the only original founding family still owning and operating its own Madeira company, now i...

John Blandy first set foot on Madeira in 1807 and founded the company that bears his name in 1811, beginning a tradition of family ownership that c...

Quinta da Raza traces its roots to Casa do Outeiro, a manor house in Veade dating to the 17th century, with the Teixeira Coelho family's ownership ...

Quinta da Raza is a family-owned property in the Basto sub-region of Vinho Verde, established by Diogo Teixeira Coelho's ancestors in 1791 and now ...

Blandy's has been part of the Madeira wine trade since 1811, when John Blandy first arrived on the island, and the family remains the only one amon...

Presidential is a brand of C. da Silva, a Port house tracing its roots to 1862 under the name Corrêa Ribeiro e Filhos. Clemente da Silva, who arriv...

Rebello Valente was originally a brand purchased in 1881 by Robertson Brothers, a Port house that traced its lineage back to John Gray's firm befor...

Kopke is the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 by Nicolau Kopke, a German merchant who arrived in Portugal representing the Hanseatic...

Kopke is the oldest port house still in continuous operation, founded in 1638 by German merchants who settled in the Douro to trade wine. Now based...

Kopke is the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 when the German merchant Nicolau Kopke settled in Portugal as a representative of the ...

Kopke is the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 by Nicolau Kopke, a German merchant who arrived in Portugal representing the Hanseatic...

Quinta do Noval is one of the great historic estates of the Douro, its quinta perched above the river near Pinhão and long regarded as a benchmark ...

Quinta do Noval is a storied Douro estate first mentioned in land records dating to 1715 and sold only twice in the three centuries since. Perched ...

Graham's was established in 1820 and has been in the hands of the Symington family, who also produce several other well-known Port houses, since 19...

Niepoort was founded in 1842 by a Dutch merchant family and remains family-run today, based in the historic cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia. While the...

Niepoort has been making Port since 1842, when the house was founded by a Dutch merchant family in Vila Nova de Gaia, and it remains one of the las...

Blandy's traces its founding to 1811, when John Blandy first arrived on the island, and the family remains the only one among the Madeira trade's o...

Croft is one of the oldest names in Port, with records of the firm's activity as a shipper dating to 1678, the same year the first documented Port ...

Croft traces its roots as a Port shipper back to 1678 and built its modern reputation on Quinta da Roêda, its flagship estate on the north bank of ...

H.M. Borges has been an independent, family-owned Madeira producer since 1877, when Henrique Menezes Borges began building a reputation for sourcin...

Warre's was established in 1670 and is recognized as the oldest British-owned Port company in Portugal, with roots stretching back through a string...

Fonseca was established in 1815 and sits within the Fladgate Partnership, alongside Taylor Fladgate and Croft, placing it firmly among the first ra...

Taylor Fladgate was established in 1692, making it one of the oldest continuously operating Port houses in existence, and it remains unusual among ...

Quinta do Noval is one of the Douro's oldest and most singular estates, first recorded in land registries in 1715 and unusual in being named after,...

Presidential is a brand of C. da Silva, a Port house founded in 1862 in Vila Nova de Gaia under the name Corrêa Ribeiro e Filhos. The company took ...

Sandeman traces its origins to 1790, when a twenty-five-year-old Scotsman named George Sandeman borrowed £300 from his father to set himself up as ...

Fonseca, established in 1815, belongs to the Fladgate Partnership alongside Taylor Fladgate and Croft, and has built its reputation on a house styl...