Private tours in Lisbon & surroundings
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Some of the wine lodges you may visit and have a wine taste: Adega Cooperativa de Redondo, Adega das Mouras de Arraiolos, Adega
de Borba, Adega do Monte Branco, Adega Herdade das Aldeias de Juromenha, Adega José de Sousa, Bacalhoa, Cooperativa Agrícola
de Reguengos de Monsaraz, Casa Agrícola Santana Ramalho, Cooperativa Agrícola de Granja, Dona Maria Vinhos, Encostas de
Estremoz, Ervideira Sociedade Agricola, Esporão, Fundação Eugénio de Almeida, Herdade da Ajuda, Herdade da Calada, Herdade das
Cortiçadas, Herdade das Servas, Herdade dos Coelheiros, J. Portugal Ramos, Logowines, Marcolino Inácio Chícharo Sêbo, Monte da
Comenda Agroturismo, Monte Seis Reis, Pêra Grave, Quinta do Mouro, Quinta do Zambujeiro, Roquevale, Soc. Agrícola D. Diniz, Soc.
Agricola da Sossega, Soc. Agrícola de Perescuma, Soc. Agricola Gabriel F. Dias e Irmãs, Soc. Agrícola Quinta da Várzea, Soc. Vitivinícola
Courela dos Aleixos, Sociedade de Vinhos de Borba, Tiago Cabaço Wines, etc.
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Alentejo is particularly suited to the production of typical wines of exceptionally high quality. It is dotted
with vast areas of vineyards over extensive plains.
Amongst others, there are six species of vine that distinguish Alentejo's wines: three white ones,
"Roupeira" with a well balanced nose and lemony tones, "Rabo de Ovelha" a productive species with a
light, open colour and "Antão Vaz" which has a very distinctive nose - and three red - "Periquita" with its
very fruity, smooth taste, "Trincadeira" with its particularly fresh taste and high alcohol content and
"Aragonez" a dark red that gives the wines plenty of body.
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