Castas Autóctones

The term Indigenous Grapes (Castas Autóctones) refers to grape varieties that are native and exclusive to a specific region or country, representing the purest viticultural heritage of a territory. Portugal is one of the countries with the greatest wealth of indigenous varieties in the world, with hundreds of grapes found nowhere else. Wines made from these varieties offer an unparalleled diversity of flavors and aromas, reflecting the soul and unique character of the terroir. Choosing indigenous grapes is a celebration of the identity and authenticity of every wine region.