Text João Pedro Carvalho | Translation Jani Dunne
I was born and raised in Alentejo; more precisely in Vila Viçosa. It was life’s wish that, at 18, I come to Lisbon to study. At a time when wine did not mean much to me, except to share at the table with friends,
Text Sarah Ahmed
‘Scales fall from the eyes.’ It’s a dramatic phrase. One which I use twice in this post so, dear reader, I felt a responsibility to investigate its origin. Perhaps you already know that it comes from the Bible.
Text João Pedro de Carvalho | Translation Bruno Ferreira
At Quinta de Dona Maria in Estremoz lies a mix of classicism and modernity which was elegantly carried over to the wines produced there.
Text João Pedro de Carvalho
The centenary Quinta do Rol has always been linked to the local traditions and local farming. Located in the heart of Lourinhã, it is now in its third family generation, with Carlos Melo Ribeiro the current owner, who inherited the estate from his father.
Text Sarah Ahmed
If there’s a wine style which is firmly associated with summer and the holiday spirit it has to be rosé.
Text João Pedro de Carvalho
Portugal is the only country in the World able to put on the same table three World-class generous wines,
