Portugal

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...

The 2019 Quinta do Noval Nazionale stands apart from standard vintage ports due to its exclusive origin: a small, historical plot of ungrafted, pr...

Produced entirely from an estate vineyard perched above the Douro and Pinhão rivers, the 2018 Quinta Do Noval Vintage Port showcases concentrated ...

The 2010 Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos Vintage Port serves as a focused single-quinta expression from Portugal’s Upper Douro Valley, bottled indepe...

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...

The 2017 Croft Sérikos Port highlights concentrated grape must from historic old-vine blocks at Quinta da Roêda, a north-Douro estate whose vines ...

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

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 among the oldest Port houses and stands apart for producing its Vintage Ports entirely from estate-grown fruit on a single viney...

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 ...