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Portuguese Wines

Discover the best Portuguese wines in our selection. From the renowned wine regions of Douro, Alentejo, Setúbal, and Vinho Verde (green wine), to the iconic Port – we have it all. Portuguese winemakers are known for offering real value for money. Experience it for yourself with our extensive range!

Portuguese Wines

Discover the best Portuguese wines in our selection. From the renowned wine regions of Douro, Alentejo, Setúbal, and Vinho Verde (green wine), to the iconic Port – we have it all. Portuguese winemakers are known for offering real value for money. Experience it for yourself with our extensive range!

22 results
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Aphros Loureiro
Aphros Loureiro
Vinho verde , Portugal
4.6 | 9 Reviews
€18.79
7 left in stock
  • Deep
  • 95
  • Bio
Bojador Tinto Alentejo
Bojador Tinto Alentejo
Alentejo , Portugal
4.3 | 333 Reviews
€11.99
in stock
  • Rosy
FitaPreta Solera Rosé
FitaPreta Solera Rosé
Alentejo , Portugal
€20.99
Details
out of stock
  • Smooth
  • 90
Quinta da Pedra Alta Tinto
Quinta da Pedra Alta Tinto
Douro , Portugal
4.1 | 22 Reviews
€13.99
in stock
  • Honey
  • 92
Incl. video
Quinta Da Pedra Alta No10 Tawny Port
Quinta Da Pedra Alta No10 Tawny Port
Douro , Portugal
4.7 | 12 Reviews
€29.99
in stock
  • Deep
  • 8
Lista Negra Lisboa Red Blend
Lista Negra Lisboa Red Blend
Lisboa , Portugal
3.8 | 203 Reviews
€7.99
in stock
  • Natural wine
  • 93
  • Bio
Incl. video
Natus Branco
Natus Branco
Alentejo , Portugal
€39.49
in stock
  • Natural wine
  • 93
  • Bio
Incl. video
Natus Tinto
Natus Tinto
Alentejo , Portugal
4.6 | 6 Reviews
€39.49
in stock
  • Rich
  • 90
  • Bio
Incl. video
FitaPreta Branco Ancestral
FitaPreta Branco Ancestral
Alentejo , Portugal
3.8 | 32 Reviews
€14.99
in stock
  • Rich
  • 90
Lista Negra Setúbal Branco Reserva
Lista Negra Setúbal Branco Reserva
Setúbal , Portugal
4.2 | 572 Reviews
€9.99
in stock
  • Mellow
Lista Negra Setúbal Branco
Lista Negra Setúbal Branco
Setúbal , Portugal
4 | 510 Reviews
€7.69
in stock
  • Rosy
Lista Negra Setúbal Rosado
Lista Negra Setúbal Rosado
Setúbal , Portugal
3.7 | 194 Reviews
€7.29
in stock
  • Honey
  • 92
Incl. video
Quinta da Pedra Alta No3 White Port
Quinta da Pedra Alta No3 White Port
Douro , Portugal
4.6 | 14 Reviews
€22.99
in stock
  • Easy
  • 8,5
Incl. video
Deze Arca Nova is een heerlijke vinho verde uit 2022
Quinta das Arcas Arca Nova Vinho Verde
Vinho verde , Portugal
3.8 | 369 Reviews
€7.99
in stock
  • Blush
Palhete Prontissimo
Palhete Prontissimo
Lissabon , Portugal
4.2 | 27 Reviews
€7.99
in stock
  • Easy
Incl. video
Quinta Picouto de Cima Loureiro
Quinta Picouto de Cima Loureiro
Vinho verde , Portugal
3.5 | 17 Reviews
€10.49
in stock
  • Smooth
  • 8
Vista Nova Estremadura
Vista Nova Estremadura
Estremadura , Portugal
4.1 | 464 Reviews
€7.69
in stock
  • Deep
  • 8,5
  • 90
Incl. video
FitaPreta Vinhos Alentejo Tinto
FitaPreta Vinhos Alentejo Tinto
Alentejo , Portugal
4.3 | 374 Reviews
€15.69
in stock
  • Natural wine
  • 90
  • Bio
Incl. video
Natus Intus Tinto
Natus Intus Tinto
Alentejo , Portugal
4 | 1 Review
€20.99
in stock
  • Easy
  • 8,5
Incl. video
Quinta Porrais Douro Branco
Quinta Porrais Douro Branco
Douro , Portugal
4 | 133 Reviews
€9.99
in stock
  • Natural wine
  • 90
  • Bio
Incl. video
Natus Intus Branco
Natus Intus Branco
Alentejo , Portugal
4.8 | 3 Reviews
€20.99
in stock
  • Natural wine
  • 94
  • Bio
Incl. video
Aphros Vinhao
Aphros Vinhao
Vinho verde , Portugal
4.2 | 20 Reviews
€17.69
8 left in stock

Everything You Want to Know About Portuguese Wines

Read all about the flavors, grape varieties, and different wine regions!

Portugal is one of the oldest wine-producing countries in the world, yet it’s often overshadowed by more famous wine nations like France, Italy, and Spain. Still, Portugal boasts a unique wine culture shaped by its rich history, native grape varieties, and diverse wine regions. From bold red wines to crisp whites – Portuguese wines offer something surprising and authentic for those eager to discover something new.

What Types of Portuguese Red Wines Are There?

Red wine lies at the heart of Portuguese wine tradition. In the winding valleys of the Douro, port wine has been produced for centuries. In our selection, you'll find not only a red port, but also a white port, both crafted by Quinta da Pedra Alta – a winery located in the heart of the Douro Valley. Like many other producers in the region, they also make dry wines. Think of deep, robust reds made from grapes like Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz, with aromas of ripe dark fruit and spices.

Further south, in Alentejo, the sun-drenched hills produce smoother, more approachable red wines. They are warm and rich, with notes of plum, vanilla, and a hint of spice – perfect with grilled meats or hearty stews. Try our Bojador Alentejo Tinto or the FitaPreta Vinhos Alentejo Tinto.

What Types of Portuguese White Wines Are There?

Portuguese white wines are just as fascinating. In the lush, green north – where the Atlantic influence is strong – you’ll find the famous Vinho Verde. This wine is light, refreshing, and often slightly sparkling – the perfect aperitif on a summer day. Discover our Quinta das Arcas Arca Nova Vinho Verde. Also producing wine in the Vinho Verde region is Aphros, a winery that takes a different approach by working biodynamically. Their Aphros Loureiro is vibrant, mineral-driven, and impressively long on the palate.

Further south, you’ll find white wines with more body and complexity. In Setúbal, winemaker Jaime crafts wines using many indigenous grape varieties. Take, for example, his Lista Negra Setúbal Branco and the Lista Negra Setúbal Branco Reserva. Both blends include Arinto – a grape known for its bright acidity and tropical fruit aromas.

The Wine Regions of Portugal

Portugal may be geographically compact, but it offers an incredible diversity of wine regions. The Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the birthplace of Port and also produces impressive dry wines. Alentejo, vast and sun-drenched, is known for its modern, fruit-forward wines. In Dão, the cooler climate and granite-rich soils result in elegant, structured wines. Bairrada stays true to tradition, offering powerful reds and an emerging reputation for sparkling wines. And in Vinho Verde, you can taste the Atlantic influence in every sip. Each region has its own unique climate, soil, and wine style – creating a dynamic and varied wine landscape full of surprises. Learn more in our blog about Portuguese wine regions.

Everything You Want to Know About Portuguese Wines

Read all about the flavors, grape varieties, and different wine regions!

Portugal is one of the oldest wine-producing countries in the world, yet it’s often overshadowed by more famous wine nations like France, Italy, and Spain. Still, Portugal boasts a unique wine culture shaped by its rich history, native grape varieties, and diverse wine regions. From bold red wines to crisp whites – Portuguese wines offer something surprising and authentic for those eager to discover something new.

What Types of Portuguese Red Wines Are There?

Red wine lies at the heart of Portuguese wine tradition. In the winding valleys of the Douro, port wine has been produced for centuries. In our selection, you'll find not only a red port, but also a white port, both crafted by Quinta da Pedra Alta – a winery located in the heart of the Douro Valley. Like many other producers in the region, they also make dry wines. Think of deep, robust reds made from grapes like Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz, with aromas of ripe dark fruit and spices.

Further south, in Alentejo, the sun-drenched hills produce smoother, more approachable red wines. They are warm and rich, with notes of plum, vanilla, and a hint of spice – perfect with grilled meats or hearty stews. Try our Bojador Alentejo Tinto or the FitaPreta Vinhos Alentejo Tinto.

What Types of Portuguese White Wines Are There?

Portuguese white wines are just as fascinating. In the lush, green north – where the Atlantic influence is strong – you’ll find the famous Vinho Verde. This wine is light, refreshing, and often slightly sparkling – the perfect aperitif on a summer day. Discover our Quinta das Arcas Arca Nova Vinho Verde. Also producing wine in the Vinho Verde region is Aphros, a winery that takes a different approach by working biodynamically. Their Aphros Loureiro is vibrant, mineral-driven, and impressively long on the palate.

Further south, you’ll find white wines with more body and complexity. In Setúbal, winemaker Jaime crafts wines using many indigenous grape varieties. Take, for example, his Lista Negra Setúbal Branco and the Lista Negra Setúbal Branco Reserva. Both blends include Arinto – a grape known for its bright acidity and tropical fruit aromas.

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