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Savor ancient Armenian wines in a scenic river valley with guided tastings and cultural immersion. in Alentejo, Portugal
2 hours
The farm tour and wine tasting at Maroteira Vinhos offers an immersive look into family winemaking and rural life. Visitors are guided through the vineyards and farm, learning about grape growing, sustainable practices, and the history of the Mollet family estate. The tour provides insight into the seasonal work that shapes each harvest and the hands-on approach behind the wines.
The experience concludes with a relaxed wine tasting, where guests sample a selection of Maroteira Vinhos’ wines while learning about the winemaking process, grape varieties, and the unique characteristics of the terroir. Set in a welcoming, informal atmosphere, the tour and tasting are designed to be both educational and enjoyable, creating a personal connection to the land, the wines, and the people who produce them.
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The Winery Maroteira Vinhos, established in 2017, is situated in the industrial hub of Redondo, Portugal. Spanning over 2000 m 2 , our winery utilizes cutting-edge technology to ensure the highest quality in wine production. We combine rigorous viticulture standards with the expertise of our team and the careful selection of French and American oak barrels, allowing us to craft exceptional wines year after year. The…
Read more about Maroteira VinhosThe peculiarity of Portugal wine country lies in the many local and indigenous grape varieties. The wine country counts about 250 grape varieties that can be found in different Portuguese wine regions. This variety is an enormous strength of Portuguese viticulture. Nevertheless, the winemakers also rely on French grape varieties, which make it easier to meet the international wine taste. A field of tension from…
Explore PortugalSituated between Algarve and Lisboa regions, Alentejo wine region covers more than 30% of Portugal and it is the largest in the country. Not only is it impressive in size but also in its wine production and living tradition of millenary wines of Talha. The region has eight subregions, each boasting a wealth of mouth-watering cuisines, excellent wine, and tourism experiences that are an absolute pleasure for the…
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