Terroir Collection

Terraced vineyards and the Quinta da Boavista, a wine producing farm where lived and worked the famous english Baron, Joseph James Forrester, a very important Port wine producer in the 19th century

The terraced vineyards of Quinta de Ventozelo and the river Douro at Ervedosa do Douro, during the grapes harvest season. The village of Pinhao on the right bank of the river

Terraced vineyards at Ervedosa do Douro. Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

Vilarinho dos Freires, a village on the banks of the river Tanha. Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

Terraced vineyards at Sao Joao de Lobrigos, Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

Terraced vineyards at Vale do Rio Torto, Casais do Douro. Alto Douro, A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

A Douro river cruise ship passing along the Quinta da Boavista, a wine producing farm where lived and worked the famous english Baron, Joseph James Forrester

Vineyards at Quinta do Silva. Vale Mendiz, Alto Douro. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

The Douro river and the terraced vineyards near Folgosa do Douro, Alto Douro. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

River Tedo, a tributary of the Douro river, and Quinta do Tedo with the terraced vineyards. Alto Douro, A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

Vale de Mendiz, a valley spreading along the road from Alijo to Pinhao, is full of vineyards to produce the world famous Port wine and the Douro wine. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

Vineyards and olive trees, the main crops around Barca d Alva, Alto Douro. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

Vineyards near Barca d Alva, Alto Douro. A Unesco World Heritage Site. Portugal

Grapes to produce the glorious Douro wine. Barca d Alva, Alto Douro. Portugal

Vineyards in Spring. Fernao Po, one of the best terroir in the Palmela region. Portugal

Farmland
Landscapes of cape winelands and vinyards in the western cape

Map of the Champagne Vineyards (colour litho)
5227673 Map of the Champagne Vineyards (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Map of the Champagne Vineyards)

French couple with dog
French couple with their dog, France. circa 1968

A red tractor seems hidden among the straight green rows of vines at the Stoler Vineyards in the Red Hills near Dundee, Oregon, USA

The fall colored straight rows of the vines lead the eye to the barn at Stoler Vineyards in the Willamette Valley near Dundee, Oregon, USA

Workers at Stoler Vineyards get an early start on harvest day in Oregons Willamette Valley

Straight rows of the vines at Stoler Vineyards in Willamette Valley Wine Country, near Dundee, Oregon, USA

Storm clouds over the Penas Jembrez mountains with a vineyard in the foreground in La Rioja region of northern Spain

Tall rock columns of Camero Viejo mountains tower over a rocky vineyard near Islallana village in La Rioja region of northern Spain

Spring time vineyards roll to the distant village of Briones and mountains in the La Rioja region of northern Spain

Castle towers over tractor working vineyards along the San Vicente to Banos de Ebro Road near the Ebro River in the La Rioja Region of Spain

Castle above the Ebro River with vineyards along the San Vicente to Banos de Ebro Road in the La Rioja Region of Spain

Castle overlooks vineyards along the San Vicente to Banos de Ebro Road in the La Rioja Region of Spain

Vineyards along the San Vicente to Banos de Ebro Road in the La Rioja Region of Spain

A vineyard and the mountain Les Alpilles at Les Baux de Provence, Bouche du Rhone, France

The vineyard and building of Chateau la Nerthe owned by Cafe Richard in Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Vaucluse, Rhone, Provence, France

A syrah vine at chateau des fines roches, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Vaucluse, Rhone, Provence, France

A vineyard tractor equipped with claws to work the soil and remove weed - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

The gravelly pebbly and sandy soil, typical of Medoc - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

One kind of soil in Puligny Montrachet (vineyard being replanted), Bourgogne

Autumn colours in the vineyard in late afternoon evening sunshine, red, brown, yellow leaves
Autumn colors in the vineyard, view of the curch tower in the neighbouring village Conne de Labarde Domaine Vignoble des Verdots, Conne de Labarde, Bergerac, Dordogne, France

The newly constructed winery building seen over the green yellow golden vineyard
Winery building seen over the vineyard in evening late afternoon, Domaine, Vignoble des Verdots, Conne de Labarde, Bergerac, Dordogne, France

The then chief winemaker and director of Chapoutier, Alberic Mazoyer holding in his
Winemaker holding a soil sample to demonstrate its qualities. Vineyard Le Pavillon of M Chapoutier on the Hermitage hill. Domaine M Chapoutier, Tain l Hermitage, Drome, France

Old basket wine press at Mardeuil in the Champagne province of northeast France

Experiment with chemical weed killer to the right where there is now grass or weed between the rows
Experiment with chemical weed killer at the vineyard of the CIVC at Plumecoq near Chouilly in the Cote des Blancs. It is used for testing soil treatment, Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

a very young vine first year after plantation in sandy soil at the experimental vineyard
First year after plantation at the experimental vineyard of the CIVC at Plumecoq near Chouilly in the Cote des Blancs. Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

Benson Winery vineyard rolls down to Lake Chelan, Washington, with dry mountains across the lake

Vineyard and buildings of Cave B Winery and Inn overlooking Columbia River in central Washington, USA

On a misty Willamette Valley morning, light dances across the grapeleaves that cling to the vines at Stoler Vineyards in Oregon

Sunset on San Vicente de la Sonsierra village perched on a hill top overlooking vineyards in La Rioja region of northern Spain

Domaine de Montcalmes in Puechabon. Terrasses de Larzac. Languedoc. Grenache grape vine variety. France. Europe. Vineyard

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"Discover the Essence of Terroir: A Journey through Portugal's Terraced Vineyards" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world as you explore the breathtaking terraced vineyards that dot the landscape of Portugal's Douro region. From Quinta da Boavista, a historic wine producing farm where generations have lived and cultivated their vines, to Quinta de Ventozelo with its stunning views of the Douro River at Ervedosa do Douro, each location tells a unique story. As you wander through the terraces at Ervedosa do Douro, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its cultural significance, you'll be captivated by the meticulous craftsmanship required to shape these steep slopes into thriving vineyards. The village of Vilarinho dos Freires beckons on the banks of the river Tanha, offering a glimpse into traditional winemaking practices passed down through generations. Sao Joao de Lobrigos is another gem nestled within Alto Douro's UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, terraced vineyards stretch endlessly before your eyes, showcasing nature's harmony with human ingenuity. Venture further to Vale do Rio Torto in Casais do Douro and witness firsthand how this rugged terrain yields some of Portugal's finest wines. A leisurely cruise along the majestic Douro River unveils yet another perspective on terroir as it meanders past Quinta da Boavista. Marvel at how this idyllic setting enhances grape cultivation and contributes to exceptional wine production. Quinta do Silva in Vale Mendiz epitomizes why this region has earned its UNESCO recognition. With every step among its vineyards and olive trees, you'll understand why Port wine and Douro wine are renowned worldwide – it is an experience that transcends taste alone. Folgosa do Douro offers a picturesque backdrop where terraced vineyards harmonize effortlessly with nature along the Douro River.