Alicante Bouschet
The red grape that became a symbol of the Alentejo. Deep colour and structure.
Experiences
The vineyard · Land
A vineyard between the Alentejo and South America.
It is the only vineyard on the Alentejo coast that brings together traditional Alentejo grapes and two South American varieties, Carménère and Malbec. 950 vines and 12 varieties, 800 m from the sea.
The vineyard in numbers
A young vineyard, planted facing the sea.
The Atlantic wind and the coastal sand give these grapes a different character. The vineyard grows beside the lakes and the olive grove, inside the Southwest Alentejo Natural Park.
950vines
12varieties, white and red
2South American varieties
800 mto the sea
The varieties
Twelve varieties, three origins.
Traditional Alentejo and Portuguese grapes alongside two varieties that made South America famous, and some of the best-known grapes in the world.
From the Alentejo and Portuguese tradition
Arinto
A white with good acidity, found in many Alentejo wines.
Verdelho
An aromatic white, traditional on the islands and the mainland.
Alvarinho
A fresh white from the north, here by the southern sea.
From South America
Carménère
Born in Bordeaux and almost lost in Europe, it became famous in Chile. Rare in Portugal.
Malbec
The grape that made the name of Mendoza wines. Dark, smooth and fruity.
From the world
Syrah
Merlot
Pinot
Chardonnay
Sauvignon Blanc
Viognier
Adopt a Vine
Choose your grape and follow it to the harvest.
Every vine can have a name. Whoever adopts one chooses the variety, receives a certificate and comes to visit the vineyard.