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What are orange wines? The term “orange wine” can be somewhat misleading, although it is practical and easy to understand. The name comes from the orange hue, often closer to amber, that some skin-contact wines display. This is why they are sometimes also called amber wines. In reality, what defines an orange wine is not its colour but the way it is made.

Across vineyards right now, harvest season is in full swing – the culmination of a year's work for every winemaker! This is the moment that defines the entire winemaking calendar. Everything from winter pruning to summer canopy management has been building toward these few crucial weeks when the grapes finally come off the vine.

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  Natural Wine. What is it? What’s the difference? Isn’t all wine natural? Minimal intervention? Low intervention? What are we talking about?The term "natural wine" is problematic; ideally, all wine should b...

  In 2012, Tiago Teles embraced the opportunity to, along with his father, produce his own wine following a philosophy of preservation and respect for nature and the original territory: Bairrada. More recent...

  COZs is the result of a partnership between two Portuguese winemakers, Tiago Teles (Gilda, Raiz) and António Marques da Cruz (Quinta da Serradinha). In 2015, grapes from the abandoned vineyards of the icon...