Tejo (Alpiarça) · Portugal

    Single Estate Wines
    from Portugal

    Thirty hectares. Eight generations. One single estate. What makes Pinhal da Torre one of the Tejo's few truly single-estate wineries.

    What does “Single Estate” actually mean?

    A single-estate wine is vinified exclusively from grapes grown on one property controlled by the producer. In Portugal, where most production relies on cooperatives or third-party fruit, this model is rare. In Tejo (Alpiarça), even more so.

    Pinhal da Torre is one of these rare houses: 30 continuous hectares in Alpiarça, vinification in the historic 1947 cellar metres from the vines, bottling at origin. From vine to bottle, with no middlemen.

    The pillars of our estate

    A single origin

    100% of grapes come from our 30 hectares in Alpiarça, Tejo. No bought-in fruit, no blended origins. Every bottle is the reading of one place.

    Native & Atlantic varietals

    Touriga Nacional, Alicante Bouschet, Baga, Grenache, Arinto, Verdelho, Alvarinho. Varietals that map the geography between the Atlantic and the Tejo.

    Historic vinification

    1947 Algerian concrete vats — the only ones still in use in Portugal — for thermal precision and mineral breathing. No stainless steel forcing the profile.

    Real sustainability

    100% sustainable, -40% water consumption, 17 species under active conservation. Braille-embossed labels since 2003.

    Why Tejo (Alpiarça)?

    We sit 56.53 km from the Atlantic — close enough for the ocean breeze to reach the vines, far enough for continental heat to ripen them properly. This tension between Atlantic freshness and Mediterranean structure defines our style: wines with nerve, balance and ageing potential.

    Tejo (Alpiarça) is today one of Portugal's most undervalued regions — which, for us, here for eight generations, is an opportunity. We invest in native varietals, heritage winemaking and certified sustainable viticulture.

    Recognition

    Protagonista Tinto 2015 — 92 points Robert Parker. Protagonista White and Red featured in Grandes Escolhas 2026. Global pioneers in Braille-embossed labels since 2003.

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