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Enjoy an Amazing Wine Tour in Azores Island!
The largest and oldest wine producer in the Azores continues to respect and preserve the way our ancestors made wine. It is this culture of respect for our history and traditions, combined with the irreverence of new knowledge, that makes this wines the best of the Azores. Surrounded by the Atlantic and the volcanic basalt, our unique grape varieties – Verdelho, Arinto dos Azores and Terrantez – give the exclusivity of our wines that you can’t find anywhere else in the world. In this visit, you will have the opportunity to know the history of the Cooperative regarding the history of the vineyards, the vinified grape varieties, and the winemaking/aging methods. In the same time you will taste of 5 nectars produced on the island Mountain.
What is included
- Welcome
- Wine Tasting (5 wines) – White, red and liqueur
- Sale of regional products and souvenirs
What is not included
- Transportation to the farm
Meeting point
- After booking we will send all the details of the farm, location (meeting point) and contact.
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Our story is written of sweat, blood, and tears. From our ancestors to today’s cellars. It’s our people, our associates, our producers, our traditions, our techniques … a generational knowledge that makes us so unique and original.
Surrounded by the Atlantic and the volcanic basalt, our unique grape varieties – Verdelho, Arinto dos Azores and Terrantez – give the exclusivity of our wines that you can’t find anywhere else in the world.
Salinity, freshness or acidity are some of the characteristics that make up the wines of the Azores, offered by the constant contact with the black stone, the sea breeze, and an Atlantic climate.
As soils and base stones, which make it impossible to grow crops and the development of the island, they were raised and assembled in black corral mazes and mazes that today bind the island’s landscape and allow the culture of the vineyard.
These serve as shelter for salines, resembling mazes. This type of viticulture, with a surprising visual impact, involves hard work and dedication, as all vine work is done by hand without any mechanism..