Viúva Gomes

Almoçageme, Colares

A historic Colares house founded in 1808 and run today by the Baeta family. It makes Ramisco reds and Malvasia de Colares whites from ungrafted vines in the coastal sand, and holds back old vintages for decades before release.

Sources: wineanorak.com

Critics’ picks

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Bottle	Critic	Score	Price · value	Source
Viúva Gomes Malvasia de Colares 2022 Colares	James Suckling	No. 2, Top 100 Wines of Portugal 2025	—	8 Oct 2025

Wines

Colares

Red

Colares DOC

One of the world’s most unusual vineyards: ungrafted Ramisco vines planted in deep sand dunes by the Atlantic, crawling low behind cane windbreaks. The reds are austere and tannic, needing years to open; the whites from Malvasia de Colares are salty and long-lived.

Grapes they’re known for

Ramisco Malvasia de Colares

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