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Domaine Albert Morot has its roots in an 1820 négociant business in Beaune, with the family becoming vineyard owners themselves in 1890 after picki...

Croft's roots as a Port shipper trace to 1678, the same year as the first recorded Port shipment from Oporto, when the firm operated under the name...

Cloudy Bay was established in 1985 and quickly became the wine that put New Zealand on the international map, remaining one of the country's most r...

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

This bottling is a tribute from Sebastián Zuccardi to his father, José Alberto Zuccardi, whose vision helped shape the family estate into one of Ar...

Lemelson Vineyards was founded by Eric Lemelson, an environmental lawyer who relocated to Oregon in the late 1970s and fell for Pinot Noir before ...

H.M. Borges remains one of only eight bottlers still producing Madeira on the island, a small but storied company founded in Funchal in 1877 by Hen...

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 ...

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

H.M. Borges was founded in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges and remains one of the smallest Madeira houses still in operation, now guided by the fou...

Argyle Winery was founded in 1987 by Texan winemaker Rollin Soles and Australian vintner Brian Croser, who set out to prove that the Willamette Val...

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...

Dow's has been part of the Symington family's Port portfolio for generations, drawing its Vintage Port fruit primarily from two celebrated Douro es...

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...

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...

Quinta do Crasto ranks among the oldest winemaking estates in the Douro, with documented references to the property dating back to 1615, more than ...

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

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 ...

John Blandy arrived on Madeira in 1808 and, alongside his brothers Thomas and George, founded the company in 1811. More than two centuries and seve...

H.M. Borges was founded in 1877 by Henrique Menezes Borges, a Funchal trader who spent his life seeking out and aging the island's best wines rathe...

Henriques & Henriques was established in 1850 by João Joaquim Gonçalves Henriques, who initially supplied wine to other merchants from the fami...

Dog Point Vineyard was founded by James Healy and Ivan Sutherland, whose family holdings rank among the oldest privately established vineyards in M...

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...

Clos Henri was founded in 2000 by the Bourgeois family of Sancerre, whose roots in French winemaking stretch back ten generations. Before settling...

Fermented to completion then halted with grape spirit, this 2017 Vintage Port from Rozès captures the concentrated essence of a classic Douro vint...

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...

Grown on Tasmania's wild East Coast, where vineyards meet the sea, this 2024 Pinot Noir captures the bright, cool-climate character that has made T...

Belém's traces its name to 1932, when the last surviving member of the Henriques family, known locally as João de Belém, gave the label its identit...

Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo has been shaped by the Amorim family since 1999, now guided by the fourth generation under Luisa Amorim, with...

H.M. Borges has been producing Madeira since 1877, when Henrique Menezes Borges began sourcing the island's finest wines for aging and export, and ...

Quinta da Raza is a family estate in Portugal's Basto sub-region, owned by the Teixeira Coelho family since 1769 and now run by fifth-generation vi...

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...

Taylor Fladgate is one of the oldest Port houses still standing, tracing its roots back over three centuries and remaining the last of the original...

Fonseca traces its origins to the early 1800s, when the Brazilian-descended Fonseca family ran a Port trading firm in Oporto. In 1822, Manuel Pedro...

Kumeu River has been family owned and run by the Brajkovich family since 1944, and it was among the first wineries to put Auckland, New Zealand on ...

Kopke is recognized as the oldest Port house in the world, founded in 1638 by German merchant Nicolau Kopke and his son Cristiano, who arrived in P...

Churchill’s 2011 Vintage Port delivers the pronounced power and concentration expected from one of the Douro’s most celebrated modern vintages, pa...

Founded in 1588, Croft is one of the oldest Port houses in continuous existence, with a history stretching back to the very beginnings of the Anglo...

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...

Dow's traces its history to 1798, when Portuguese merchant Bruno da Silva began shipping wine from the Douro Valley to London, eventually building ...

Maynard’s 40 Year Old Porto delivers the refined complexity of nearly half a century of oxidative barrel aging, merging concentrated stone fruit s...

Agrícola Grillos Cantores was founded in 2019 by winemaker Paco Leyton, also known for his work with the acclaimed Chilean project Clos des Fous. L...

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...

Azelia is based in Castiglione Falletto, right in the heart of Barolo country, and this bottling draws from the estate's youngest vines, averaging ...

Artemis Karamolegos built a small family wine cellar on Santorini in the 1950s, never anticipating that his grandson, also named Artemis, would one...