5/ 5

<p><span>1495年成立了Quinta de Pancas。. 它位于里斯本西北45公里处的Pansa村附近。. Alenquer的土地延伸到Serra de Montejunto和Tagus河右岸的平地。.</span></p>

QtpGr210

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.</p> <p>Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region,<br />is the motivation of the Cardoso Pinto Family in this project</p>

Qpsbw1028

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.<br />Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region, is the motivation of the Cardoso Family Pinto in this project</p>

Qpvc1030

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.<br />Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region, is the motivation of the Cardoso Family Pinto in this project</p>

Qptm1030

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.<br />Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region, is the motivation of the Cardoso Family Pinto in this project</p>

Qpggr1031

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.<br />Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region, is the motivation of the Cardoso Family Pinto in this project</p>

Qptn1032

5/ 5

<p>Situated in Alenquer, in the heart of Lisbon's Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over more than 120 hectares, surrounding a seventeenth-century site adjacent to a traditional moth cellar.<br />Producing recognized wine of superior quality, and that is the maximum exponent of the region, is the motivation of the Cardoso Family Pinto in this project</p>

Qpms1033

5/ 5

<p>António Bernardino Paulo da Silva is one of the oldest producers in the region and one who is resistant to the urban pressure that invades the land. Struggling to maintain the typicality of its wine, this producer is the bulwark of one of the most precious nectars in the world</p> <p></p>

Cchw1457

5/ 5

<p>António Bernardino Paulo da Silva is one of the oldest producers in the region and one who is resistant to the urban pressure that invades the land. Struggling to maintain the typicality of its wine, this producer is the bulwark of one of the most precious nectars in the world</p> <p></p>

Cchr1458

5/ 5

<p>Made from Malvasia, has abundant mineral notes in the aroma and dry vegetation, all of it fine, discreet and away from fads. The acid balance is good, is smooth in the mouth and allows a nice race at this time. The set is correct but something undefined.</p>

Colw1460

5/ 5

<p>The property of Quinta da Murta, located in the hills of the small demarcated region of Bucelas, is surrounded by one of the main Roman roads that crossed Portugal and very close to the last fortification, Anglo-Portuguese against Napoleon's troops.<br />In Shakespeare's time, Bucelas became popular in England, especially in court. Designated "Charneco", due to the name that is given to the zone of Bucelas, is mentioned by Shakespeare in the second part of the piece Henry VI, published in 1594.<br />The sailors of the caravel S. Gabriel celebrated with wine of Bucelas their return to Portugal, after the discovery of the maritime route to India</p>

Qtmw1474

5/ 5

<p>The property of Quinta da Murta, located in the hills of the small demarcated region of Bucelas, is surrounded by one of the main Roman roads that crossed Portugal and very close to the last fortification, Anglo-Portuguese against Napoleon's troops.<br />In Shakespeare's time, Bucelas became popular in England, especially in court. Designated "Charneco", due to the name that is given to the zone of Bucelas, is mentioned by Shakespeare in the second part of the piece Henry VI, published in 1594.<br />The sailors of the caravel S. Gabriel celebrated with wine of Bucelas their return to Portugal, after the discovery of the maritime route to India</p>

Qtmc1476