The wines, made from an array of grapes little known outside of Portugal (Alvarinho, Arinto, Azal, Avesso, Loureiro, and Trajadura) have zesty acidity, subtle carbonation, and lower alcohol.

French, Italian and Spanish are arguably the most famous of European wines, while South American, Australian and New Zealand often get the glory further afield. But as British tastes become more ...

carries about 100 Portuguese wines in its portfolio of over 7,000. Portugal's diverse terroir and indigenous grape varieties contribute to the unique character of its wines. Couto, a portfolio ...

The influx of American travelers to Portugal is well-documented, and visitors are smitten with this country for good reason. Between the gorgeous scenery and sunny weather, the lower cost of ...

Portugal has at least 250 indigenous grape varieties, more than any other country. » Vinho Verde translates to “green wine” or, more precisely, “young wine.” Dominic McLaughlin ...

Home to the world’s first legally demarcated wine growing region and dozens of distinctive grape varieties, Portugal is a wine connoisseur’s Eden. From the vertigo-inducing Douro Valley to the ...

The best grapes for producing port wines are located in Portugal. Some of the most popular types are Touriga Francesa, ...

Northern Portugal’s Douro Valley is home to a wide ... exploring historic towns or visiting the vineyards where port wine grapes grow. Some varieties of locally produced port wine, a much ...

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