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 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.
Recovers an old tradition of Água-pé , a light beverage that was used to refresh the Douro workers, in warm days.
Is made by re-hidrating the wine pomace, of white and red grapes, after pressing. The mix goes through its natural and spontaneous fermentation, unfiltered and no added sulfites.
Pink color, light effervescence, fresh, vibrant, dry, easy to drink, and notes of wild berries.
Skin contact white wine in lagar (traditional stone trough), whole bunches undergoing carbonic fermentation and long aging on fine lees in vats and old barrels
Traditional vineyard with free fermentation of whole bunches of red and white grapes in the lagar (traditional stone trough), carbonic maceration, short skin contact and gentle extraction. A young and fresh red wine, without additives, without nonsense.
