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Wineries in Portugal
Blandy's Madeira
Apartado 26
Vila Nova de Gaia
,
Portugal
Phone: 351-2-379-60-63
John Blandy settled in Madeira in 1811 and started shipping Madeira wines to the United Kingdom and several other countries. Currently, the company is still owned in part by the Blandy family and the Symington family. The Symington family is famous for their Port production in Oporto, Portugal.
Dow's Port, owned by Silva & Cosens, was founded by a Portuguese merchant who emigrated to England in 1798. Silva & Cosens merged with Dow's in 1877. Today, Silva & Cosens, which ships their Port under the name "Dow's," is owned and managed by the Symington family.
Fonseca Guimaraens Vinhos
Rua Barao Forrester, 404
Vila Nova de Gaia
,
Portugal
Phone: 351-2-371-9999
Fonseca Guimaraens is run by descendants of its founder. Their Vintage Port is produced from the same three vineyards, that also provide the backbone of Fonseca's vintage Ports: the Quinta de Santo Antonio, Quinta do Cruziero and Quinta do Panascal.
Av. Diogo Leite, 256
P. O. Box 1319
Vila Nova de Gaia
,
Portugal
Phone: 351-2-30-20-20 noval@quintodonoval.pt
Quinta do Noval's single vineyard produces both the vintage and Colheita Ports of Noval. Colheitas are dated Tawny Ports, which are wines from a single harvest, aged in wood since the year of harvest. Noval produces a line of bottle-aged and wood-aged Ports.
Taylor Fladgate
P. O. Box 24
Ruo do Coupelo, 250
Vila Nova de Gaia
,
Portugal
Phone: 351-2-371-9999
Founded in 1692, Taylor Fladgate is still run by descendants of the founder. Most of the Ports are made of grapes from the Quinta de Vargellas, an A-classified vineyard consisting of more than 100 acres in the Douro Valley. In the years when the wines do not satisfy the Taylor Fladgate standard for quality, their top wines are declared as a single-vineyard vintage Port and are bottled unblended with wines from other quinta.
W. & J. Graham & Co.
Apartado 19
Vila Nova de Gaia
,
Portugal
Phone: 351-2-379-6063
Graham's was founded in Oporto in 1820 by the brothers William and John Graham, when they accepted a few pipes of Port in settlement of a debt owed to them. The Port was so well-received when they shipped it back to their native Scotland that they were asked to send further shipments and were thereby launched in the Port trade. Today, the company is owned by the Symington family.
John Blandy settled in Madeira in 1811 and started shipping Madeira wines to the United Kingdom and several other countries. Currently, the company is still owned in part by the Blandy family and the Symington family. The Symington family is famous for their Port production in Oporto, Portugal.
Dow's Port, owned by Silva & Cosens, was founded by a Portuguese merchant who emigrated to England in 1798. Silva & Cosens merged with Dow's in 1877. Today, Silva & Cosens, which ships their Port under the name "Dow's," is owned and managed by the Symington family.
Quinta do Noval's single vineyard produces both the vintage and Colheita Ports of Noval. Colheitas are dated Tawny Ports, which are wines from a single harvest, aged in wood since the year of harvest. Noval produces a line of bottle-aged and wood-aged Ports.
