Blend of more than 30 indigenous varieties from old vines, grown in the sub-region of Cima Corgo. No filtration or stabilization. Peppery with exotic compote of dried fruits with mild tannins and a fresh finish. Port houses only declare a vintage in the best years. A rarity in our fast paced, modern times.

Though the Amorim family have been leading producers of cork since the 1870s, it wasn’t until 1999 that they decided to invest in a winery. They purchased Quinta Nova, with its beautiful vineyards situated on the northern shore of the Douro River in one of the most prestigious sub-regions, Cima Corgo - close to Pinhao. The entire estate covers 120 hectares, with 85ha planted to vines (14ha of old vines) and spread over 42 parcels. The domaine also produces a little olive oil.

Luisa Amorim, the youngest member of the fourth generation, is the heart and soul of Quinta Nova, bringing unsurpassed passion to the project. Though the winery dates back to 1764, it produces today wines that combine great tradition and modern technology. Luisa traveled to the world’s greatest vineyards to learn new techniques. Her standards of quality are very high, both in the vineyard and in the winery. With its incredible terroir and indigenous grape varieties, these are great wines which speak of a unique place. Total production is around 300,000 bottles, with the capacity to expend.