Marvel at nearly 9,000 years of drinking vis-a-vis a collection of more than 1,800 of the world’s most ancient wine cups and glasses by founder Adrian Bridges.

Designed by Portuguese architect Alvaro Siza, these glasses earned authorization from the Port Wine Institute. Though they’re port approved, they also show off the aromas and flavors in sherry ...

You may not know how to pronounce the names of these grapes, but all you need to know is that this is a ridiculously delicious wine for the price.

Earlier this year, I spent 10 days in Portugal, exploring the country’s capital, Lisbon, and its neighbouring Lisboa wine region, a long narrow region that literally runs down the Atlantic ...

A 15-minute car ride west of downtown Lisbon, on a sliver of farmland cloistered by tightly bunched apartment blocks, the grape harvest is just in.

Looking back on our two-week Portugal odyssey last month, it’s hard to say whether the greatness of the wines or the history and majestic nature of the places we visited ...

"The average Portuguese drinks two glasses of wine each day, while football (soccer) only happens once or twice a week." COVID-19 protocols aboard the Scenic Azure.

15 Portuguese wine to try now, ... recall a glass of Rioja or sherry, and even note that Germany has its Rieslings. But mention Portugal and the result is a puzzled look.