The Douro Valley, Portugal’s historic heart of winemaking, captivates with its dramatic terraced vineyards and celebrated wines. Famous for Port wine and exceptional reds, the region’s steep slopes along the Douro River create a unique terroir influenced by a continental climate. Indigenous grape varieties like Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz thrive here, producing wines with bold character and age-worthy complexity. Recognized as the world’s first demarcated wine region, the Douro Valley exemplifies a blend of tradition and modernity.
Sulfite-free and unfiltered wine. Made exclusively with native Portuguese grapes from organic and regenerative farming. Fermented with wild yeasts. Fermentation occurred in contact with the skins for about half of the process. It did not undergo any type of filtration to preserve the wine's original elements.
A solera wine of 10 years, 2008-2018, were a blend of different wines and harvests is mixed and aged through out the years.
Presents an intense yellow/amber color. Profound, complex, white fruit notes, peach, spicy apples, biscuit, spices, dry nuts, salty and mineral.
A well structured and complex, combines fresh acidity with soft tannins, and oxidative notes.
Produced in an area between Douro and Távora-Varosa, its a field blend, that contains a lot of the traditional Douro whites, like Malvasia Rei, Malvasia Fina, Sercial, Arinto, Viosinho, Códega do Larinho e Rabigato. They're co-fermented and unfiltered.
Concentrated color, and oxidative aromas, high acidity and fresh, well structured and long finish. Notes of ripe apple, bone fruit and honey.
A low intervention orange, made from a variable batch of Gouveio, Malvasia Fina, Viosinho, Arinto e Sercial.
The grapes ferment in a prolonged skin contact, unfiltered, no collage and minimal intervention.
Cloudy, golden color, smooth texture, fine tennis, and high acidity. Orange peel notes stand out, dry nuts, tea, high minerality and saltiness.
From Távora-Varosa region, is a sparkling wine made through Classic Method, and long evolution.
Traditional batch of Gouveio and Malvasia Final, from high-altitude vines.
Fine, well structured bubbles, dry and creamy. Complex evolution aromas, ripe citric fruits, dry nuts, brioche and herbs.
The wine was pressed and fermented in stainless steel tanks. It did not undergo any type of filtration. It presents a beautiful rosé color and its flavor reveals notes of red fruits and strawberry jam. On the palate, it reveals a simplicity typical of natural wines, with a soft texture, easy to drink and with a long finish. It comes from a single vineyard called Obra, facing east and with an average altitude of 300 m, and is 50 years old. Only 372 bottles were produced.
100% Chardonnay, from high altitude vines, 700mt. indigenous yeasts, and unfiltered. a limited micro production, of 950 bottles.
Lively with fresh fruit, crisp acidity, nice tannins, cloudy, apple, citrus and floral notes, unlike many Chardonnays, very mineral.
Made from a field blend from old vines, with traditional Douro grapes, and traditional methods, in lagar, whole bunch, and foot-stomp. Spontaneous fermentation, in contact with its skins and must, unfiltered.
Combines citric freshness, with a vibrant acidity, high minerality, and tannic structure.
This wine is a blend of white and red grapes. Made exclusively with native Portuguese grapes from organic and regenerative farming. Production of 1080 bottles. Fermentation is carried out by wild yeasts and the wine ages in amphorae for 10 months. It has not undergone any type of filtration to preserve the original elements of the wine. Light ruby color and its flavor reveals notes of dark wild berries, cocoa, spices and jam.
Grapes vary, according to harvest, from Chardonnay, to Fernão Pires and Moscatel Graúdo. Spontaneous fermentation, in contact with the skins, unfiltered, no collage.
Amber color, intense orange peel, apricot, tea and floral notes. Fresh acidity, smooth tannins, dry ans structured.
