Well-known for its Port Wine, the world’s most famous liqueur, the Douro is also known for its still wines. In north-eastern Portugal, the region encompasses 250,000 hectares of mountainous terrain, where hills and valleys accommodate 44,000 hectares of vineyards in 3 sub-regions crossed by the Douro River. More than 110 grape varieties withstand harsh winters and scorching summers in man-made schist terraces. 

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Focused on preserving this unique heritage and cultivating grapes of quality and diversity for its Douro and Port wines, Sogrape is one of the main vineyard owners in the region, with more than a dozen exceptional farms and vineyards in its care. 

At privileged locations with different altitudes, exposures and soils, these properties house dozens of traditional grape varieties at their admirable vineyards, many of them centuries-old. 

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Porto Ferreira

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Quinta do Porto is Porto Ferreira’s oldest property. Built in 1771 and acquired by Antónia Adelaide Ferreira in 1863, it has always been the birthplace of some of the brand’s very best wines, which may be why this emblematic woman in the Douro’s history chose it to host her most special guests. A benchmark in the region, located in the heart of the sub-region of Cima Corgo, Quinta do Porto boasts superb winegrowing conditions in its 27 hectares of vineyards, with schist soils and good southern exposure, giving rise to Porto Ferreira wines of superior quality.

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Quinta do Seixo – acquired by Sogrape in 1987 – is a property whose origins date back to the 17th century. Located in Cima Corgo, it has a total area of 100 hectares, 71 of which are planted with vineyards, with the remainder planted with various fruit trees.

The visit experience, full of mystery, also showcases the unique design of the winery and its robotic lagares, wrapping up with a range of wine and food pairing experiences in a contemporary environment with a stunning, singular view of the Douro.

Quinta do Seixo 

Wineyards

Quinta do Seixo

Quinta do Caêdo was acquired by Sogrape in 1990. Located in Ervedosa in the sub-region of Cima Corgo, in its 22 hectares of vineyards along the banks of the narrow valley of Ribeira do Caêdo – with the harshest heat of all of its farms – of particular note are the 7 hectares of truly magnificent historic old vines. It is an unparalleled spectacle of pre-phylloxera terraces, similar to an amphitheatre, to which no one can remain indifferent, and the cradle of the iconic wine Legado. Here, in a setting of bygone times, the classic grape varieties of Touriga Franca and Touriga Nacional predominate, as well as others such as Rufete, Tinta Amarela, Sousão, Tinta da Barca, Tinta Roriz, Tinto Cão and Donzelinho.

Quinta do Caêdo

Located on the right bank of the Ribeira do Caêdo, in the Douro, Quinta do Vau has belonged to Sogrape since 2002. It has 73 hectares, 63 of which have vines planted both in terraces and using the vertical system. Some examples of its noble grape varieties from the region include Tinta Barroca and Tinta Roriz, among others. 

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Quinta do Vau

Owned by Sogrape since 2006, Quinta do Sairrão results from a combination of eight farms covering 170 hectares, including 112 hectares of vineyards. Its diversity offers countless exposures at altitudes between 300 and 650 metres where, in a system of terraces and vertical vines, the grape varieties of Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca, Touriga Nacional and Touriga Franca and the white varieties of Viosinho and Rabigato have been planted.

Quinta do Sairrão

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Quinta da Leda, whose planting and production systems are among the most modern, represents a true winemaking challenge for the region, where Sogrape develops and validates its management of vine water stress. It is the cradle of iconic red Douro wines such as Barca-Velha, Quinta da Leda and Callabriga, where the grape varieties Touriga Nacional (with a collection of 197 clones of this variety), Tinta Roriz, Touriga Franca and Tinto Cão predominate on its nearly 158 hectares of vineyards. Here, where the Douro is renewed, one can truly see the excellence of the wines which create the region’s most acclaimed names, Douro DOC wines of great complexity and structure, prodigious, but full of freshness and vitality.

Quinta da Leda

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Offering high-quality wines and great brands is an age-old belief at Sogrape. It has always been this way. For us, each bottle symbolises a new story, a new way of expression, and an invitation to explore nature and its aromas. It is during this new journey towards new destinations where unparalleled moments and experiences can be found.

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The grape varieties we grow are a legacy and testimonial to the diversity and potential of each country and region. A reflection of exceptional *terroirs*, their unique richness and character give rise to wines full of personality with their own identity.

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