Tasting the wines of Portugal in context with their location will help you understand how the climate and styles of Portuguese wines are greatly affected by a sense of place.
The Portugal wine map poster is not only a beautiful piece of art, it also provides a. Portugal is an up-and-coming region of interest based on its highly diverse and varied selection of indigenous wines including Touriga Nacional, Arinto, Baga and Alfrocheiro. Made in the EU from locally-sourced recycled paper, in compliance with the toughest environmental standards. Exclusive wine map of Portugal illustrated with attention to details. Poster dimensions: 48 x 68 cm 18.9 x 26.8 inchesīox dimensions: 33 x 22.7 x 3.9 cm 12.9 x 9.9 x 1.5 inches.Įach puzzle comes with a full-size poster of our design and a box stand. Puzzle dimensions: 48 x 68 cm 18.9 x 26.8 inches Spain and Portugal form the Iberian Peninsula and would rival France and Italy for the worlds largest wine producer.
World-famous for its port wine, Porto is Portugals second largest city and is the. Illustration about mosaic, blue, distressed, isolated, concept, portugal, imprint. We want to make puzzles you can feel good about. I used this map where the neighborhoods in Porto are marked. Composition of Grape Wine Map of Portugal and Best Wine Grunge Watermark. More than a puzzle, you will learn about wine of course, but also about Portuguese geography as you start playing your way into the world of wine.įor every item sold we will plant one tree and make a donation to improve global access to safe drinking water. The puzzle design was carefully curated by our very own sommelier and the box features grape profiles, aromas, key characteristics, and food-pairing tips! Illustrated by hand, our team attentively reviewed every detail with the help of some of the top sommeliers in the world. Set against a fabulous hand-drawn map of Portugal, our Portuguese wine puzzle highlights the country’s key wine-producing regions, main grape varieties, and star appellations.
"Life is good but wine is better." - Fernando Pessoa, 1931
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