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Wines of Portugal
A World of
Difference
Fresh, fun, unfussy yet rooted in a long history of tradition and passion, wines of Portugal bring quality and diversity to the table. Doesn’t that sound like exactly what you want?
Sit back, sip, and discover Portugal
Portuguese wines are one of Europe’s best-kept secrets — a rare combination of quality, diversity, and affordability that’s hard to beat. Between tradition and modernity, these wines offer something for every palate, whether you’re into crisp whites or bold reds. What truly sets them apart is their warmth and conviviality, a reflection of Portugal’s way of life that makes you want to sit down and stay a while.
And when it comes to value, few countries can rival Portugal: you’ll find not just one, but a wide selection of wines that deliver amazing bang for your buck. So go ahead — browse online or visit our stores, and don’t be surprised if you end up adding more than one bottle to your cart. Not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered with standout picks from Portugal’s star regions, AKA your new favourites.
Star regions and wine suggestions
So (so) much variety
Did you know Portugal is home to more than 250 native varieties? If you’re feeling adventurous and want to try some, we’ve got a few ideas. Bear in mind these profiles are typical to each grape, but most often Portuguese wines are blended, which is great for better complexity, and for creating so many different profiles.
White wines
Alvarinho was one of the first Portuguese grape varieties to be bottled as a single variety. It produces full-bodied, subtly fragrant white wines with aromas of peach, lemon, passion fruit, lychee, orange zest and jasmin.
Arinto on the other hand yields vibrant wines with lively acidity, refreshing and with a strong mineral character.
Rabigato wines are fresh and structured, with biting acidity and notes of acacia, orange blossom, a vegetal note a bold minerality.
Red wines
Touriga National is structured and has great ageing potential. Flavours are intense: think ripe blackcurrants, and raspberries with hints of herbs and liquorice.
Tinta Roriz (aka Aragonez, or Tempranillo in Spain) can produce rich, lively wines that are both elegant and robust, with plenty of berry fruit and spice flavours.
Touriga Franca is the most widely planted grape in the Douro and offers dense yet elegant wines with dark berry fruit and floral notes, like rose.
Linger at the table with wines of Portugal
As the air turns crisp and fall settles in, comforting dishes take centre stage — and Portuguese wines are the perfect match. Whether you’re serving a hearty stew or fresh root veggies, the season’s flavours call for wines that bring warmth, character, and versatility. Portugal’s diverse wine regions offer reds and whites that that will elevate the moment —at a fair price that can take you from weekday treat to Saturday feast.
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