Every September, vineyards across Portugal shift from quiet green slopes into some of the country's most vibrant destinations. This is Portugal's harvest season , locally known as the vindima, and for wine lovers, it's simply the best time to visit a Portuguese winery.
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Bordeaux châteaux remain open for business during busy harvest time, some properties positively encourage visitors to come and participate in the creation and the celebration of a new vintage. The post Parties and people, the Bordeaux Harvest Experience appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
The harvest season is an invitation for one of the most intense and deeply rooted experiences in the wine regions of the Douro and Vinhos Verdes. The post How to Experience Harvest Season in Porto and the Region appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
Amid volcanic hills, medieval villages and wineries, the association founded in 1999 offers an engaging way to discover the local area. Its flagship project is “Adopt a Garganega Vine”, an experience that takes wine lovers on a journey from vineyard to bottle. The post Adopt a Garganega Vine: experience the harvest along the Soave Wine Route appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
