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Schedule of Events 2013During the first half of the year when port and wine elaboration is less demanding, our team takes to the road promoting…Read the post →
Wine Ratings, Scores and Awards at Quinta do TedoWine ratings, scores and awards are reference points; information to add to the memory bank of both the novice wine drinker and…Read the post →
Holiday Cheers from Quinta do TedoWe wish you all a wonderful holiday season and thank you for following Kay's Blog and to introducing Quinta do Tedo to…Read the post →
Tasting, tasting and more tastingTo monitor the evolution of finished port or wine post-harvest, tasting is an ongoing process at Quinta do Tedo. We start to…Read the post →
October at Quinta do TedoLife at Quinta do Tedo does slow down after the intense September harvest period, let's call it a brief pause! Nature also…Read the post →
Foot Treading 2012Douro harvest and port making mean foot treading. We are firm believers that the soft methodic action of working the must by…Read the post →
Our 20-year TawnyTo commemorate our 20th harvest at Quinta do Tedo, we are preparing our 20-year Tawny; what better way to celebrate that we…Read the post →
Mouthwatering bolasBolas and Portugal…the 2 go hand in hand. To accompany group tastings on Fridays and Saturdays, our much-valued cook, Adelaide, prepares ham…Read the post →
Ah Madeira!Need a break, where your eyes have a visual feast, the culture is welcoming and very tasteful, the pace is relaxed, as…Read the post →
Replanting Pt 4Our 15,000 baby grape vines are planted since the end of April. Recent rainfall has given a brief respite to this year’s…Read the post →
Oporto with comfortable shoesImpossible to cover all that Oporto offers, as Portugal’s 2nd largest city of roughly 250,000 inhabitants is spread out over hills and…Read the post →
Replanting Pt 3The reworking of the soil, to include terracing, wall rebuilding, and contouring is close to finished. We now await rainfall for planting…Read the post →