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Adega de Borba Reserva, also known as “Cork Label”, has been one of the most emblematic wines of the Alentejo Region and Portugal since 1964. Its singularity arises from its superior quality, its classic profile and natural cork label. It should be noted that the Alentejo is the largest cork producer of the world, with thousands of hectares of cork oak forest. The quality of this notable wine has been distinguished over the past 50 years by the many national and international awards conquered.

Voted in the top 50 Portuguese wines in the UK by wine critic Olly Smith. Both ripe and dried red fruits dominate the palate, and there is some white pepper on the finish (the influence of the Tinta Caiada coming through here).

Notes of ripe black and blue fruits, red cherries, black plum along with some spice, chocolate. Dry on palate, well-balanced wine with good level of acidity to balance out the fruit flavours. Lello wines, have recently achieved remarkable scores on James suckling’s website. One of the most respected wine critics globally.

Medium ruby core appearance. Nose is clean with notes of blueberry and blackberry. Palate is dry with moderate complexity and medium finish. Lello wines, have recently achieved remarkable scores on James suckling’s website. One of the most respected wine critics globally.

A wine that embodies Douro's unique character, in a modern and passionate style. Lello wines, have recently achieved remarkable scores on James suckling’s website. One of the most respected wine critics globally.

The grapes are gently pressed on arrival at the winery and only the free-run must is used, which is clarified by flotation. Fermentation is then begun at controlled temperatures between 16 - 18ºC. When alcoholic fermentation is complete the wine ages on the fine lees for 4 months, after which it is blended and prepared for bottling. Lello wines, have recently achieved remarkable scores on James suckling’s website. One of the most respected wine critics globally.

This wine is obtained from grapes of the Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and Touriga Nacional varieties that come from vineyards planted in Quinta da Pacheca with around 40 years old.

This wine is obtained from grapes of Viosinho and Moscatel Galego Branco varietals originated from several plots of vineyard planted at 140 meters of altitude.

A classic wine from Lisboa Region, Portugal. This blend of Tinto Roriz, Syrah, and Alicante Bouschet is big with a full-bodied structure. Lots of fruit up front with an earthy mid-palate and finish. Great for heavier foods and sauces.

Queijo Flamengo Queijaria das Pousadas is made with the best milk of Portuguese origin and with improved flavor. Perfect to enjoy in slices, cubes or pieces.

With a very mild dairy flavor, Lactovil cheese is ideal for a tasty snack and is rich in Vitamin A and B12 and a source of proteins and minerals, such as calcium, phosphorus and zinc.

Creamy Pasta cheese, soft colors, white or slightly yellowish, consistent, without or with few holes. Soft and slightly acidic taste, mild aroma

Produced with raw sheep's milk, this cheese has a much appreciated creamy texture, and characteristic of buttery sheep's cheeses from the Beiras region.

Ripened cheese from Sheep, produced for the most demanding and intense palate. Semi-hard, yellow light colored, with consistency and well-connected texture,. Presenting a pleasing bouquet and taste.

The slightly imperfectly-shaped ball is an icon of the brand, which has joined a range of products extended to various occasions of consumption and necessities, such as slices, semi-hard cheese and grated cheese. Today, Limiano, is the favorite cheese brand of the Portuguese.

Assorted dried from Asceção Silva are renowned for being one of the best snacks, and an excellent source of dietary fibre.

Pão de Ló de Margaride is a typical Christmas and Easter generous looking cake, that presents a very delicate flavour, light and fluffy texture and dry dough. It features a rich, light topping with a sweet, delicious egg yolk flavour that pairs beautifully with strong cheese, or Vinho Verde.

King’s cake is a traditional Christmas dessert that can be found in any bakery or pastry shops in Portugal, and it’s commonly eaten between Christmas and the Kings Day on 6th of January. "Bolo Rei" King's Cake, has a long history and its shape and golden dough represent the gift of gold brought by the Magi as a gift for the Baby Jesus. The sweet, spicy aromas symbolise the frankincense while the bright crystallised fruit on top of the cake are the myrrh.

Ideal for thickening sauces or broths, the Tomato Tube is denser and more incorporated than the pulp.