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In total, Portugal received an impressive five Best in Show, 11 Platinum and 25 Gold medals across all styles of wine, and while fortified wines Port and Madeira tend to perform well year on year, it was Portugal’s top-scoring dry red wines that greatly impressed. Scroll down to see the 95+ point Portuguese red wines from DWWA 2020 and tasting notes Showing top quality at every price point, both value and premium red wines topped the list with two Best in Show, seven Platinum and six Gold medals – all from the Douro and Alentejo. In comparison, at the 2019 competition not one red wine rec...

The Winemaker Experience at Quinta dos Vales The Algarve wine-producing region is coming of age. Often overshadowed by the fine wines in northern Portugal, the quality of Algarve wines has improved in recent years with a steady increase in producers using new methodologies, and the wines are now winning international awards. For wine lovers, the Algarve offers some new experiences - from learning to blend your own distinctive bottle of wine, tasting on historic scenic estates, enjoying a selection of the finest wines in traditional restaurants with extensive wine cellars, to even owning your ...

Whether it’s light reds for grilled meats or crisp, fresh whites for salads or seafood, here are 10 wines to welcome the change of season.

20 reasons why Portugal should be your first holiday after lockdown is lifted Quarantine-free holidays to Portugal look promising as data suggests the country should be green-listed next month Portugal could soon be added to holiday green list Credit: Getty In the new dawn of travel, when the starting gun has sounded and we are all longing for a taste of the unknown, exotic or merely different, Portugal is that rare thing of being near but with beaches that rival the Caribbean, of being foreign but familiar. Best of all, they love us. After all, Portugal is England’s oldest ally – with a ...

Skip to main content This $14 Italian red is a gem that invites a pairing with a pot roast or pasta Dave McIntyre, The Washington Post Feb. 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail From left: Zeni FeF Collection Corvina Veronese 2018, Babylonstoren Mourvedre Rosé 2020, Bovale Old Vines Bobal 2019, Longevity Vintner Select Pinot Grigio 2019, Herdade do Esporão Monte Velho 2019.The Washington Post Some people enjoy expensive trophy wines. For me, the real gems are value-packed, reasonably priced wines from unheralded regions or from obscure grape varieties. This week, we have a scintillating red from t...