Quinta Senhora do Rosário
This vineyard is the oldest of the Quevedo’s properties, and where the cellar can be found. It owes its name to the chapel of Lady of the Rosary (Senhora do Rosário), located next to the property.
In the upper part of the Cima-Corgo region
by João Quevedo. From those, there are only around 50 vines left, the rest was replanted: white grapes varieties in 2016 and red grapes varieties in 2020.
12,5 ha
35% Tinta Barroca, 25% Touriga Franca, 15% Tinta Amarela, and 25% of other varieties
611 meters above sea level
Guyot
Vertical planting (Vinha ao Alto)
Predominantly slate
The higher altitude of this vineyard help the temperatures to never reach levels too high, which translates into grapes with higher acidity levels and makes elegant and fresh wines, the base for our aged Tawnies
