Pico Island

A UNESCO-classified volcanic terroir, world-famous for the saline minerality and rarity of its ‘currais’ wines.

● Pico Island, in the Azores, is one of the most heroic and unique terroirs on the planet, where vineyards grow in basaltic stone 'currais' classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This volcanic soil and the proximity of the sea produce wines of unparalleled saline minerality and sharp freshness. Exploring Pico Island, you will find aristocratic white wines from grapes like Verdelho and Arinto dos Açores, with a crystalline purity. It is synonymous with exclusivity and cultural resistance, offering rare bottles that are the pure reflection of the power of nature and Atlantic nobility.