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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...

Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo is one of the Douro's most storied estates, with vineyards recorded since the region's first official demarca...

Quinta do Noval is one of the most storied estates in the Douro, with records of the property dating back to 1715. The quinta has changed hands onl...

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

The 2019 Quinta do Noval Vintage Port translates a cooler Douro harvest season into a wine defined by precise concentration and enduring structure...

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...

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

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 ...

Quinta do Crasto is one of the Douro's most historic estates, with written records of wine production dating back to 1615, its name derived from th...

Quinta do Crasto is one of the oldest wine estates in the Douro, with records tracing the property back to 1615, well before the region became the ...

Released in 2019 after extended barrel maturation, the 2017 Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Port showcases the distinct mineral intensity of Portugal’s ...

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

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...

Sourced from one of Portugal’s oldest documented vineyards and aged approximately two years in large Portuguese oak vats before bottling, this 201...

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 ...

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

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 ...

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...

This 14-year-old Glenmorangie QuintaRuban delivers the structured depth of a Highland single malt through extended aging alongside Portuguese Port...

Quinta de la Rosa sits above the Douro River near the village of Pinhão, purchased in 1906 as a christening gift for the family matriarch Claire Be...

The 2019 Churchill’s Vintage Porto Quinta da Gricha delivers a distinctly drier and more structured profile among single-vineyard Vintage Ports, d...

Quinta do Crasto dates back to 1615, making it one of the oldest and most dramatically situated estates in the Douro region, with vineyards terrace...

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

Fonseca traces its origins to 1815, when João dos Santos Fonseca began trading Port along the Douro, with the Guimaraens family taking control a fe...

Taylor Fladgate began in 1692 when English merchant Job Bearsley started trading Port from Vila Nova de Gaia, and the firm took its current name in...

Croft's roots trace to English merchants who recognized the potential of Douro grapes for fortified wine, and the firm has traded from Vila Nova de...

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...