Table Wines from selected wineries, vineyards that dedicate all their effort during all its history to produce the best Table Wines in their specific region, in order to maintain its tradition.



Recommended castes obeying to certain analytic characteristics that provides to each regions its own characteristics such as colour, limpidity, scent and taste in order to bring to challenging clients the best of the best from our country.



North of Portugal

Vinho Verde – Alvarinho grape, has a highly characteristic floral and fruity profile with notes of lime tree, peach, balm mint, honeysuckle, grapefruit and apple, all well-married with the high acidity typical of crisp white wines from north-west Portugal. one of the most white famous grapes in the world.

Douro Valley, - where is produced fine table wines and the oldest and famous fortified wine in the world: Porto Wine.
Dão Region -  A region surrounded by mountains with snow during Winter and warm in the Summer. Where stands the famous grape Touriga Nacional.



​Lisboa (Estremadura)  and Tejo Region (Ribatejo) – Places where is produced a modern and trendy table wines. Fernão Pires / Maria Gomes (white grape). Another of Portugal’s oldest varieties and one of the most cultivated. It is found in virtually all winegrowing regions, being strongest in Ribatejo and Bairrada, where it is known as Maria Gomes. It shows ripe citrus aromas and notes of mimosa, lime and orange tree, putting it in the family of aromatic grapes with Alvarinho and Moscatel.

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​Terras do Sado/Setubal Peninsula – Wines are produced from Castelão (Portuguese grape) to international grapes, such as Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc.
Castelão is considered the most widely-grown red grape variety in Portugal. It is highly adaptable to different climate conditions and its remarkable versatility enables winemakers to make fine table wines. The oldest and famous fortified Moscatel wine is produced in the region.



​Alentejo and Algarve (South Region) -  Trincadeira is one of the most widespread Portuguese grape varieties. It has excellent acidity, soft tannins and abundant, intense aromas of plum and blackberry, producing an elegant and balanced wines. A Trincadeira blend with Aragonês in the Alentejo or Touriga Nacional in the Douro does result in top quality table wines.



The constant development of wine-growing activity shows new products every day.

Tasting room / Wineries tour are available under reservation and several events will take place during the year to our clients.
Our team is devoted to promoting our wines, and intends to provide detailed information regarding each region in order to bring to challenging clients the best of the best from our country.