5/ 5

<p>CARMIM - Cooperativa Agrícola de Reguengos de Monsaraz - was created in 1971 by a group of 60 winegrowers with the objective of producing and marketing wine, from the grapes of a group of winegrowers of the region</p>

Bjrr1527

5/ 5

<p>In Zambujeira do Mar, where the high temperatures of the Alentejo are mitigated by the Atlantic, the concentration typical of inland viticulture is balanced by the freshness and humidity of the sea, leading to ideal maturation. The grapes ripen, thus, in a slow and balanced way, with cool and wet winters, mild summers and the constant presence of the sea winds, creating wines where elegance overrides robustness.</p>

Vic9368

5/ 5

<p>Portus Wine - Destino Vinhos, Lda.</p>

6656

5/ 5

<p>Teixinha Field Blend Tava Red Wine emphasises the purity of the fruit, which has been preserved by ageing for 14 months in amphorae. The palate has also benefited from this more traditional ageing, which has rounded out the tannins and maintained the wine's freshness and elegance. It seems to us to represent the enormous potential of the wines from this region</p> <p>Teixinha Amphora Red Wine</p>

5/ 5

<p>Herdade Papa Leite Heavens Door White Wine presents mineral aroma, very subtle full of honey and ripe pear. Balanced flavor in the mouth, it has a density that lasts throughout the tasting with the same notes found in the nose </p>

10175

5/ 5

<p>QP Syrah Red Wine is a perfect example of a wine from the alentejo region.</p>

QP9780

5/ 5

<p>Quinta de São José de Peramanca is located five kilometres from Évora, on National Road 114. The large and traditional house, marked by baroque architecture, and the church of San José adjacent to it facilitate identification. With 34 hectares, the Quinta has in the manor house and in its vineyard its greatest patrimony.</p> <p>As for the peculiar name of the Quinta "Peramanca" (Pedra-Manca), it means "oscillating stone, not very safe", is explained by the existence in the region of large granite stones in oscillating balance. Since Roman times and over the centuries, the surroundings to the west of Évora have been considered as one of the most important regions producing quality wine, and the area has become known as "Terras de Peramanca", given the abundance of these oscillating stones.</p>

Pvgr7872

5/ 5

<p>Herdade dos Grous is an Alentejo wine</p>

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