This is what good wine from the Antão Vaz grape tastes like

The Antão Vaz grape gives fresh, fairly neutral white wines. It grows in Portugal and mainly in the Alentejo region. The wine books do not pay much attention to the Antão Vaz. Perhaps because it is usually blended with other grapes.

Check out our wines made from Antão Vaz grapes

We have the feeling that it is a bit underestimated. Because in the meantime it has become an important ingredient in the almost endless stream of beautiful Portuguese white wines that we have seen in recent years.

That the Antão Vaz is not only a blend grape but also functions perfectly as a 'single variety' is proven by the Portuguese winery Ervideira with their Conde d'Ervideira, which has also had a considerable amount of wood maturation. And that too appears to be tailor-made for the Antão Vaz grape.

We currently have three wines made from the Antão Vaz grape in our range. You can view our Antão Vaz wines here.