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Quinta do Popa Contos da Terra Douro Tinto

Quinta do Popa Contos da Terra Douro Tinto

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Producer Quinta do Popa
Country Portugal
Region Douro Valley
ABV 13.5%

Tasting Notes

Blackberry, Plum, Cocoa and Spice

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More About Quinta do Popa Contos da Terra Douro Tinto

Quinta do Pôpa’s Contos da Terra Tinto is a red from the Douro in Portugal, made from a blend of traditional Douro grapes: mostly Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and Tinta Barroca.

In the glass it shows a youthful ruby-red colour and opens with vibrant aromas of cherry, red berries and a hint of herbal lift. On the palate it’s smooth and balanced with juicy fruit, gentle tannins and a bright acidity; the finish, fresh and fruit-driven, making it an approachable yet expressive Douro red.

Meet the Producer, Quinta do Popa

Quinta do Popa

Style: Winery

The Douro Valley can produce wines of enormous power, but some of the most compelling bottles from the region are the ones that manage to combine that concentration with freshness and energy. Quinta do Pôpa has built much of its reputation around exactly that balance.

Founded by the Ferreira family, the estate sits in the heart of the Douro and works with traditional local grape varieties including Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and old mixed vineyard plantings. The vineyards themselves benefit from the dramatic terraced slopes that define the region.

The red wines tend to carry dark berry fruit, spice, wild herbs and mineral depth while staying surprisingly bright and approachable. There is structure, certainly, but rarely the sort of heaviness that can occasionally overwhelm Douro wines.

The white wines are particularly worth exploring as well. The Douro's higher-altitude vineyard sites can produce whites with citrus, stone fruit and floral character alongside a stony freshness that feels very different from Portugal’s coastal regions.

There is a youthful confidence running through the winery. Respect for tradition remains central, but the wines feel modern, expressive and built around drinkability rather than sheer extraction.