Portugal

From a woman wine maker, an elegant Dao made from 80% Touriga Nacional, with Jaen, Tinta Roriz, and others making up the balance. The wine smells like summer blackberries at the roadside, and opens with vanilla (due to time in oak). Then gives flavors of

From the mountainous Dao region, south of the Douro, where Port is made. 40% Alfrocheiro, 40% Tinta Roriz (a.k.a. Tempranillo), 20% Touriga Nacional. This has freshness and energy - it's medium-body with light tannin, raspberry and red currant flavors. Un

Vinha Da Coutada Velha

Bojo Do Luar Deu Bode

Vinha Da Urze Reserva

From the region of Lisboa (which has remained quite obscure in the wine world), a blend of Tinta Roriz , Touriga Nacional and Syrah that is rich with a soft mouthfeel. Black cherry and vanilla-spice aromas leading to flavors of blackberry compote, plus br

Dirk Niepoort is a revolutionary in the Port region, whose wines tend to emphasize terroir. This ruby has full-body and sweetness but edged with acidity and a touch of tannin. Brandied cherries, black tea and a long black cherry finish. Good with chocolat

Grilo = grasshopper, the perfect name for this light, sprightly white made from 2 native Portuguese grapes. Totally dry with a nice floral & ripe pear flavor. Sip alone or with grilled chicken, fish, or veggies.

Most Vinho Verdes are cheaper blends, but this one from 100% Alvarinho is one of the best. If you like a crisp, higher acidity white with floral aromas, green apple, lemon, and tons of minerals on the finish, look no further! And it has the usual spritzy

Ciconia Mag 1.5L

Lago Cerqueira Red Blend

Duckman Joao Pato Vinho Branco