Introduction:

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Alentejo, Adega Cooperativa De Redondo stands as a testament to the rich history and enduring spirit of winemaking in Portugal. In a region steeped in millennia of viticultural tradition, this cooperative winery has not only preserved the legacy of the past but has also embraced modernization to meet the evolving demands of the global wine market.

 

 

 

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Roots of Cooperation:

The story of Adega Cooperativa De Redondo is entwined with the cooperative movement's birth in Viana do Alentejo during the late 19th century. It echoes the age-old connection between communities, where mutual assistance and a collective pursuit of the common good thrived. Today, with a global annual wine production ranging from 9 to 12 million liters, Adega Cooperativa De Redondo is a beacon of success in the national and international wine scenes.

Alentejo's Diverse Tapestry:

The Alentejo wine region, Portugal's largest, unfolds like a vibrant tapestry across eight sub-regions, each boasting unique characteristics in terrain, soil, and climate. Among them, Redondo emerges not only as a geographical entity but as a cradle of winemaking excellence, a home to Adega Cooperativa De Redondo.

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A Legacy of Excellence:

Celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2021, Adega Cooperativa De Redondo takes pride in a history marked by generational craftsmanship. The legacy of producing illustrious wines like Porta da Ravessa and Real Lavrador has been passed down with care, from parents to children, preserving the essence of Alentejo in each bottle.

Varietal Symphony:

Adega Cooperativa De Redondo's commitment to tradition is reflected in wines crafted from classic Alentejo grape varieties. From Trincadeira and Aragonez to Alicante Bouschet and Castelão, the winery pays homage to the region's vinous heritage. Yet, innovation thrives as well, with plantings of Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Syrah, Verdelho, and other high-potential varieties shaping the winery's forward-looking approach.

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Quality and Safety:

The dedication to food quality and safety at Adega Cooperativa De Redondo reaches the pinnacle with the attainment of the FSSC 22000 certification, a mark of uncompromising standards in the industry.

Environmental Stewardship:

As guardians of the land, Adega Cooperativa De Redondo is committed to sustainable winemaking. By participating in the Alentejo Wines Sustainability Programme, the winery strives for efficiency in energy consumption, water usage, and waste management, recognizing the importance of environmental responsibility in the production of exceptional wines.

In the heart of Alentejo, Adega Cooperativa De Redondo invites you to savor not just a glass of wine, but a sip of history, innovation, and the enduring spirit of Portugal's winemaking tradition. Cheers to a journey that transcends time, from vine to glass.

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Adega Cooperativa de Redondo’s Porta da Ravessa Vinhas Velhas 2019 secured 92 points at the 2023 USA Wine Ratings achieving Gold Medal.

Medium bodied, elegant and juicy still red wine. Soft, well rounded on palate. Bright red cherry, fresh thyme and toasted cedar flavors, with a smooth pleasant finish.