Is there anything more refreshing than a glass of crisp Vinho Verde? Here in Marco de Canaveses, we know a thing or two about this delicious wine. Marco de Canaveses is nestled within the Vinho Verde demarcated region, a land where the rivers Douro and Tâmega weave through a breathtaking tapestry of vineyards. This region is famous for its unique, fresh, and aromatic wines. Marco de Canaveses itself boasts a vibrant wine route. This route meanders through picturesque mountains and river valleys, inviting you to discover 21 different vineyards, each producing its own special take on the regional Vinho Verde. You’ll find historic estates with grand manor houses dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, like the Quinta de Tuías. If you’re looking for something new and exciting, be sure to visit Quinta da Samoça. This boutique vineyard is already making waves with award-winning wines. So, come raise a glass with us in Marco de Canaveses, where every sip is a celebration of our land, our history, and of course, our beloved Vinho Verde!
Marco de Canaveses
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