Lisboa

“Jackpot is but one more treasure from the land of discovery. Made exclusively from indigenous Lisboan grapes, this easydrinking, good-looking, well-balanced Portuguese wine will quicklybecome the talk of the town. We bet you you’ll like it.”

“Ramisco single varietal, authocthon in this region, from ungrafted vines, planted on the sandy soils of Colares. Antique vintages, carefully kept on Viúva's "volt", which have gained an onion skin color. Aromatic notes of raisin cherry and damp earth, ma

“Ramisco single varietal, in this region, from ungrafted vines, planted on the sandy soils of Colares. Antique vintage, carefully kept on Viúva's "volt", which have gained an onion skin color. Aromatic notes of damp earth, cocoa and raisin fruits, maintai

“Ramisco single varietal, authocthon in this region, from ungrafted vines, planted on the sandy soils of Colares. Antique vintage, carefully kept on Viúva's "volt", which have gained an onion skin color. Aromatic notes of damp earth, tobacco and traces of

89 Points - Roger Voss - The Wine Enthusiast - “This remarkable wine looks old, and with its dry tannins, is now tasting old. Unlike the 1934 from the same producer that still has fruit, this is beginning to fade. Drink this wine for its amazing story—ung

The most recent project of producers Jorge Santos & Rui Lopes, this collection is a voyage through some of Portugal’s forgotten wine heritage, boasting some of the rarest and most peculiar gems the country has to offer.
For their “Medieval de Ourem,” Jorg