Portuguese Tinta Roriz, also known as Aragonez in southern Portugal and Tempranillo in Spain, is one of the major red wine grape varieties in Portugal. It is a prominent component in the noble blends of the Douro Valley, known for producing the renowned Port wines, and also features widely in the table wines of Dão and Ribatejo. Wines made from Tinta Roriz are typically full-bodied, with rich, ripe red fruit flavours and notes of earth and spice. The grape is appreciated for its versatility, as it performs well both in single varietal wines and in blends, offering a characteristically Portuguese balance between tradition and adaptability.
Portuguese Tinta Roriz
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£13.50Carlos Lucas is the man behind the wine, first and foremost a farmer, but now a very talented winemaker with over 25 years of experience across Portugal. He started the estate 15 years ago on an ancient property once owned by the local priest. A stream encircles this quaint vineyard […]
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£15.99The origins of Casa Ferreirinha date back to 1952, when the first vintage of Barca-Velha was produced. Fernando Nicolau de Almeida pioneered the quality revolution in Douro still wines, with Casa Ferreirinha becoming the first producer in the region dedicated entirely to this style rather than Port. Named after legendary […]
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£24.99Full-bodied yet fresh, this is a fine example of a Douro red, packed with wild berries, plums and baking spices, powerful without being heavy.
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£19.99Founded in 1751, when the Port trade was dominated by British shippers, Ferreira is the oldest Portuguese Port house and remains the favourite in the domestic market. It was under the leadership of Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira, one of the formidable widows of the world of wine, that the company […]
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£58.50The origins of Casa Ferreirinha date back to 1952, when the first vintage of Barca-Velha was produced. Fernando Nicolau de Almeida pioneered the quality revolution in Douro still wines, with Casa Ferreirinha becoming the first producer in the region dedicated entirely to this style rather than Port. Named after legendary […]
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£27.50There are few more iconic images in the world of wine than the ‘Don’, the logo created for the Sandeman family in 1928 by George Massiot Brown. The cape was modelled on the attire worn by students of the University of Porto, while the sombrero was a nod to the […]
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£27.99The origins of Casa Ferreirinha date back to 1952 and the production of the first ever vintage of Barca-Velha. Fernando Nicolau de Almeida kick started the quality revolution in Douro still wines and Casa Ferreirinha was the first producer in the region dedicated entirely to producing still table wine, rather […]
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£18.50The iconic Real Companhia Velha is the oldest wine company in Portugal, with a history of over 260 years of port production.Founded in 1756 by the Portuguese Prime Minister Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal (called Douro Wine Company back then) to regulate the trade and production […]
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£13.99The origins of Casa Ferreirinha date back to 1952, when the first vintage of Barca-Velha was produced. Fernando Nicolau de Almeida pioneered the quality revolution in Douro still wines, with Casa Ferreirinha becoming the first producer in the region dedicated entirely to this style rather than Port. Named after legendary […]
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£29.99There are few more iconic images in the world of wine than the ‘Don’, the logo created for the Sandeman family in 1928 by George Massiot Brown. The cape was modelled on the attire worn by students at the University of Porto, while the sombrero was a nod to the […]
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£12.99Flor de Crasto red wine is deep ruby in colour with red fruit aromas evoking raspberries and plums. It is balanced and quite fruity on the palate. It also shows good structure and light tannins which make it an incredibly pleasant wine.
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£23.50The iconic Real Companhia Velha is the oldest wine company in Portugal, with a history of over 260 years of port production. Founded in 1756 by the Portuguese Prime Minister Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal (called Douro Wine Company back then) to regulate the trade and […]
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£8.99Located in a prime position along the Douro, the name Crasto comes from the Latin castrum meaning “Roman fort”. Winemaking at Quinta do Crasto can be traced back to at least 1615 when it was greatly prized and received the highest vineyard classification of the time. Today, Quinta do Crasto […]
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£18.99Quinta do Infantado has been owned by the Roseira family for well over a century. In 1979, it became the first Port producer to start bottling its wines on the estate in the Douro, rather than in Vila Nova de Gaia. The name ‘Infantado’ derives from ‘Infante’ (the Portuguese for […]
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