Wine and alcohol cooperatives Portugal

The oldest cooperative in the Alentejo (1955) is one of the largest producers in Portugal (almost 300 associated winemakers). This vineyard is one of the best known in the region, you will find its wines in all restaurants and many supermarkets. The adega organizes various activities related to the world of wine, such as tasting courses, seminars on wine conservation... The ideal address to buy good bottles of local wines.

Adega de Ponte de Lima was founded in 1959. It gathers 2,000 producers, families and workers, forming the largest company in Ponte de Lima. During your visit to the sales and tasting area, you will choose, for example, a vinho verde branco from the Loureiro variety, fruity, pleasant and full of aromas. The oenologists who will welcome you will give you good advice. A pleasant moment in the heart of one of the regional and national know-how.

This agricultural farm(adega) was created in 1958, on the initiative of 25 winegrowers who wanted to show their products. This is the place to go to taste and buy local wine. The vinho verde Alvarinho Deu la Deu and Muralha de Monção are very appreciated. A visit that will also allow you to discover a beautiful estate with a well laid out space to present the different wines. Recommended visit. Very good advice.

For wine lovers, a stopover is essential to visit the cellars of this dynamic cooperative accredited since 2012 for the certification of wine products. It must be said that the Algarve region has experienced a very positive development in recent years in terms of wine quality. The ideal place to get to know these garnet red and straw white vintages, and even if they are only slightly alcoholic, they should not be abused!