Recreation: Food: Drink: Wine: Portugal
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Adriano Ramos Pinto, S.A.
Produces Ports, dry reds, and brandy. Contains descriptions of the products, the vineyards, their museums, and the company. [Flash Required]
Bacalhoa
Produces red, white, sparkling, and fortified wines. Includes product descriptions and directions to the winery. Additional information is available in Portuguese.
Bem Vindo ao C. da Silva
The history and cellars of the C. Da Silva Port Company.
Borges Wines
Pictures and descriptions of the available vintages of reds, whites, rosés, sparklings and ports.
Burmester
Port wine producer located near Pinhão. Includes a history of this company which has been shipping port wine since the 18th century, and description of the vineyard and products.
Calem
Founded more than 140 years ago, the House of Calem owns grape vineyards and ageing cellars, and produces a wide range of Ports for a number of markets.
CARM - Casa Agrícola Roboredo Madeira, Lda.
Produces a range of wines from organic grapes in the Douro region. Includes product information and a company overview. Also produces estate olive oils. [Flash required]
Casa da Ínsua
Dão producer of reds and a white. Includes descriptions and pictures of the manor and its gardens. Also contains product information and a property history. [Flash required]
Cavipor
Produces still, sparkling, and fortified wines from the major regions under several brand names. Includes a portfolio, a company profile, and news. [Flash required.]
Churchill's
Tasting comments on the vintage port, the LBV, crusted, tawny, and white ports.
Cockburn's Port of Portugal
Describing the recent innovations in the port production process.
Cortes de Cima
Located in the Alentejo region in southeast Portugal. Harvest report and ordering information.
Croft Port
Port house founded in 1678. Presents its history, products, vineyards, how port is made, the types of port, and a glossary. [Flash required]
Dão Sul - Sociedade Vitivinicola, S.A.
One of the new wine producers that have been revitalising the Dão region. Specializes in Quinta.
Delaforce
Information about the Delaforces, an old family of Huguenot origin, their company and their ports.
Dow's Port
Founded in 1798, and 100% family-owned. One of the great names in Port.
Fonseca Guimaraens
One of the most famous Port houses. Site is also available in French and Portuguese.
G Porto
Gilbert's line aimed at young adults. Includes product descriptions, cocktail recipes, and an award list. [Flash Required]
Graham's Port
Universally acknowledged to be a leader in the field of Vintage Port.
The House of Sandeman
Specializing in Port and Sherry for more than two hundred years.
J. H. Andresen
Animated guide to the products and cellars of the port house founded by Jann Hinrich Andresen.
José Maria da Fonseca
One of the oldest producers of Portuguese table wines and Setubal dessert wines. Markets under several other brand names, including Lancer's.
Kopke Ports
Port producer and exporter. Includes a company history and product descriptions.
Manoel D. Poças Júnior
One of the few remaining estates still owned by a Portuguese family. Has information on the Porto Poças 2000 vintage.
Martinez
Featuring a map of the estates and lodges owned by Martinez-Cockburn's.
Montez Champalimaud
History, the four brands, the grapes and export markets of Quinta do Côtto.
Niepoort
Describes Niepoort's distinctive garrafeira, as well as other port types.
Ouinta de Santa Eufémia
The estate's history, and its LBV and tawny ports.
Porto Barros
Founded in 1913, this producer specializes in old tawnies, also producing Douro table wines and brandy. Includes product descriptions, a company history, and vineyard information.
Porto Solene
Promoting their ruby and tawny reserves.
Quinta de la Rosa
Small family-owned vineyard producing Ports, wines and olive oils. Also offers accommodations on the estate
Quinta de Lemos
Producer in the Dão region, whose first harvest was in 2000. Includes descriptions of grape varieties, a regional history, and a view of the vineyards. [Flash required]
Quinta de Roriz
Makers of Port and Douro table wines. Contains information about products, vineyards, history, and distributors.
Quinta de Ventozelo
Produces Douro and Port wines. Includes product details, reviews, an award list, a photo gallery, and a vineyard map.
Quinta do Noval
Douro based, renowned producer of vintage Port, particularly its Nacional. Site offers information on the vineyards, the winemaking technique and the wines.
Quinta do Portal
A family-run winemaking company based in the Douro Valley in northern Portugal. Information on its white and red wines as well as a range of Ports.
Quinta do Tedo - Porto Wines
18th Century, Single Quinta Porto winery producing vintage ports since 1995.
Real Companhia Velha
One of the leading producers of Port and the largest owner of the premium land in the Douro Valley.
Rozès Porto
Includes a profile of this Port producer, along with descriptions of wines, a list of distributors, and a few recipes.
Smith Woodhouse Port
Founded in 1784, Smith Woodhouse has consistently been judged as one of the finest of all Vintage Port producers.
Sociedade Agrícola e Comercial dos Vinhos Messias
Describes, with some technical information, the products including the Messias port.
Sogrape
Produces table and fortified wines, under numerous brand names, including Mateus, Offley, and Sandeman. Includes a company profile, along with information about the vinyards and brands. [Flash required]
Symington Port and Madeira Shippers
Owns Warre, Dow, Graham, Smith Woodhouse, Gould Campbell, Quinta do Vesuvio and the Madeira Wine Company.
Taylor, Fladgate and Yeatman
One of the oldest and most famous Port houses. Site also available in French and Portuguese.
Vallegre
Wines from Quinta da Vista Alegre's vineyards of the Douro Valley.
Wiese and Krohn
Includes a list of declarations of Krohn vintage port since 1957.
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