The Novelties That Are in Our Nature

Spring is here, with new wines from Herdade da Lisboa: Paço dos Infantes Red and Paço dos Infantes White.

Check out the wine selection of our winemakers from Quinta do Reguengo and Herdade da Lisboa, to taste or offer this Christmas season.

In this episode of the RDP Internacional podcast “Dois dedos de conversa”, the highlight is the interview with Ricardo Silva, winemaker at Herdade da Lisboa.

In this SIC Notícias/Imagens de Marca report, we show our roots in Alentejo, where the diversity of viticulture goes hand in hand with the permanent evolution of oenology.

Herdade da Lisboa’s practices in grape and wine production were recognized, achieving certification in the Alentejo Wine Sustainability Program, a pioneering platform in Portugal that controls, protects and certifies this region’s wines.

The Cardoso Family announced the launch of their first wine from the Tejo region, a production from Alicante Bouschet, Caladoc and Syrah varieties. This new reference shares its name with the land, a property unknown to many until now.

With a name inspired by the sea, but originated in Alentejo lands and in the Cardoso Family’s passion for the world of sparkling wines. It is from Herdade da Lisboa, in Vidigueira, that the White and Rosé Convés arrive, ready for the upcoming celebrations (at the table).

If the color is typical of Saint Valentine, everything else is surprising in Herdade da Lisboa’s suggestion for this date. From the Cardoso family property in Vidigueira, the Paço dos Infantes Rosé emerges, which pays homage to the history of the property and one of the noblest Portuguese grape varieties.

The new top range Herdade da Lisboa is a premium collection of varietal wines, limited and exclusive editions of the best vintages of each variety and each year.

The new releases for spring 2021 include the edition of the first Chardonnay from Herdade da Lisboa. Integrating the Paço dos Infantes range, the new varietal of the famous white wine variety has a citrus side, which stands out, and reveals the typical depth of the variety.