5/ 5

<p>The argilla are wines of terroir, of select and differentiated profile, obtained from many noble Portuguese grape varieties.</p>

Taa7464

5/ 5

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Sderd4038

5/ 5

<p>Herdade do Sobroso is located in the Vidigueira. In this estates are produced white, red and rose wines</p> <p> </p> <p></p>

Sobwh3072

5/ 5

<p><span>Rocim is the owner of Herdade do Rocim and Vale da Mata. </span><span>Today, this brand  is renowned for the quality of its wine and Cellar. Speaking of its history is speaking of a dream and therefore, it means speaking of the present and future. </span><span>Because dreams are endless</span></p>

Hrfamph8934

5/ 5

<p><span>Luisa Amorim discovered the Alentejo at an early age - where the greens and browns of the cork oak trees mixed with the holm oaks and olive trees, in an immense and seemingly infinite territory, as she stayed in the region before heading south for her summer holidays in the Algarve. In addition to cork, which plays a central role in her family universe, Luisa soon discovered that wine is one of her great passions. She later began to manage the Quinta Nova of Nossa Senhora do Carmo estate in the Douro and the Taboadella estate in the Dão region. Her family originally acquired the Herdade Aldeia de Cima estate in 1994. In 2017 she decided to rebuild the small village and plant a vineyard in the Serra do Mendro, which soon became a life project</span></p>

Hacr7777

5/ 5

<p>Quinta do Quetzal is an Alentejo Brand of Wine.</p>

qtqtrw118

5/ 5

<p>Since 2004, Tiago Cabaço Wines is born by the hand of the young man who gives the name to the brand, Tiago Cabaço affirms himself as one of the most solid and striking names of the new generation of Alentejo producers, according to critics of the sector</p>

6678

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<p>Pera Manca White Wine is made from a selection of Arinto and Antão Vaz grape varieties, planted in the vineyards of the Eugénio de Almeida Foundation. When the grapes reach their ideal ripeness, they are harvested and transported to the winery, where the technological process begins: total destemming and slight crushing, pressing, cooling and clarification of the must. Part of the batch ferments in stainless steel tanks, the other part in French oak barrels at a controlled temperature of 16ºC. Fermentation is followed by ageing on fine lees with periodic batonnage for 12 months. Finally, there is filtration, blending, tartaric and protein stabilisation, final filtration and bottling, followed by a final 10-month bottle ageing.</p>