Places and people
People. Places. Character.
Portugal remains at our heart. Discover the producers and brands that take us to other wine countries.
Portugal
Douro
Cockburn’s
Founded by Robert Cockburn in 1815. The Port house has deep links to the Douro and made Touriga Nacional an important part of its story.
Monção e Melgaço
Dona Paterna
Carlos Codesso planted his first Alvarinho vines in 1974. This connection to the vineyard led to Dona Paterna in 1990, rooted in Paderne, Melgaço.
Alentejo
Herdade Aldeia de Cima
An Alentejo project rooted in landscape, village life and diverse microterroirs. Small fermentation vessels and restrained intervention complement work in the vineyard.
Alentejo
Herdade do Sobroso
Herdade do Sobroso is part of our Portuguese selection from Alentejo. Explore the producer’s wines and the character of each individual bottling.
Vinho Verde
Paço de Teixeiró
Established in Baião, a Vinho Verde subregion, in 1788. Avesso and the estate’s unusual schist soils shape the identity of its white wines.
Douro
Quinta Nova
A historic Douro estate with a cellar dating to 1764. Owned by the Amorim family since 1999, its hillside vineyards overlook the river’s right bank.
Douro
Quinta Seara d’Ordens
Quinta Seara d’Ordens is part of our Portuguese selection from Douro. Explore the producer’s wines and the character of each individual bottling.
Tejo
Quinta da Lagoalva
Quinta da Lagoalva is part of our Portuguese selection from Tejo. Explore the producer’s wines and the character of each individual bottling.
Dão
Quinta das Camélias
Located in Sabugosa, Dão, and acquired by Jaime de Almeida Barros in 2002. Renewed vineyards combine regional grape varieties with individual interpretations.
Vinho Verde
Quinta de Santa Cristina
Quinta de Santa Cristina is part of our Portuguese selection from Vinho Verde. Explore the producer’s wines and the character of each individual bottling.
Douro
Quinta do Jalloto
Quinta do Jalloto is part of our Portuguese selection from Douro. Explore the producer’s wines and the character of each individual bottling.
Dão
Quinta do Sobral
A family project in Santar that grew from the small Velho Sobral plot. Three generations connect vineyard work with the landscape of the Dão.
Alentejo
Quinta do Zambujeiro
Founded in 1999 in Rio de Moinhos, Borba. In the Serra d’Ossa, the estate draws on altitude and microclimate to shape its Alentejo wines.
Dão
Taboadella
In Silvã de Cima, Dão, Taboadella combines a long winegrowing history with contemporary cellar architecture. A granite wine press recalls the site’s roots.
Bairrada
Adamus
Portuguese gin with roots in Bairrada. Baga grapes and 18 botanicals give the brand’s Organic Dry Gin its distinctive character.
Alentejo
Black Pig Distillery
Inspired by the Alentejo coast. Costa gin brings together juniper, citrus and herbal notes in a Portuguese interpretation of the spirit.
Portugal
CR&F
A Portuguese wine-brandy brand. Its Reserva Extra combines oak ageing with notes of wood, dried fruit and raisins.
Alentejo
Sharish
António Cuco created Sharish in the Alentejo in 2014. Portuguese ingredients shape the gins, from Original’s Esmolfe apple to colour-changing Blue Magic.
Spain
Galicia
Bodegas Martín Códax
Founded by Galician winegrowers in 1986. Albariño from Rías Baixas shaped its story; Mencía from Bierzo joined the portfolio in 2003.
Ribera del Duero
Bodegas Protos
Founded in 1927 in Ribera del Duero. A mosaic of small vineyard plots and the local Tempranillo grape lie at the heart of this historic winery.
Rioja
Bodegas Valdemar
The family’s Rioja story began in 1889. Valdemar combines generations of experience with exploration of regional grapes and new winemaking methods.
Rueda
Bodegas Álvarez y Díez
Founded in 1941 in Nava del Rey. The winery focuses on Rueda’s grapes, particularly Verdejo, combining regional identity with modern cellar work.
Priorat
Casa Gran del Siurana
In Bellmunt del Priorat stands a country house once linked to the Carthusian monks of Scala Dei. Varied soils and hillsides shape its red wines today.
Catalunya
Familia Torres
Established in Vilafranca del Penedès in 1870. The family brings together winemaking tradition, the revival of old grape varieties and innovation such as alcohol-free Natureo.
Italy
Italia
Pasqua
Founded in Verona in 1925. The Pasqua family brings Veneto wine culture together with art, creative labels and contemporary interpretations of regional wines.
Piemonte
Toso
Established in Cossano Belbo, Piedmont, in 1910. The Toso family has a particular focus on Moscato Bianco and the aromatic wines of the Langhe.
Veneto
DeAngeli
An Italian wine brand offering Veneto Prosecco. Glera and the Charmat method are at the heart of the Extra Dry in this selection.
Veneto
Sinfonico
A Veneto wine brand offering Amarone and Ripasso. Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella shape two recognised expressions of Valpolicella.
Sicilia
Terra Lumia
A Sicilian wine brand focused on local grapes. Grillo and Nero d’Avola show the island’s white and red sides in this selection.
