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#60: How Port Wine Is Made?
In this short today, Port wine is a Portuguese dessert wine made from red and white wine grapes and fortified with brandy, a liquor produced by distilling wine. Only wines produced in Portugal’s Douro Valley can be labeled as Port. The port wine growers are concentrated along the Douro River, like Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, where grapes are still crushed by foot. Port is named after Portugal’s seaport city of Porto in the Douro region, which became an official appellation in 1756.
Author Paulo Daumas: Gastronomy Specialist
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By Paulo DaumasIn this short today, Port wine is a Portuguese dessert wine made from red and white wine grapes and fortified with brandy, a liquor produced by distilling wine. Only wines produced in Portugal’s Douro Valley can be labeled as Port. The port wine growers are concentrated along the Douro River, like Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, where grapes are still crushed by foot. Port is named after Portugal’s seaport city of Porto in the Douro region, which became an official appellation in 1756.
Author Paulo Daumas: Gastronomy Specialist
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Important Links
▶ Download our Powerful Resource and Discover Now the Primary Grapes Used to Produce White and Red Wines:
▶ Join over 3000 wine lovers on our wine course: HOW TO TASTE, SERVE, PAIR, AND STORE YOUR WINES confidently:
▶ Sign up for our newsletter, join thousands of subscribers, and get our best content delivered periodically:
▶ Access the link to subscribe on our Youtube channel and activate the notifications to be notified. New videos daily!
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*Don't miss any episodes; Follow our channels and stay tuned for all the news in the Gastronomy universe. We are waiting for your "Wave" there 😉
◼ GastroVino Academy Website
◼ Youtube
◼ Tiktok
GastroVino Academy is an entertainment and education company founded in 2021. We produce documentaries, articles, interviews, podcasts, courses, and much more. Our focus is on informative and educational content related to the Gastronomy universe, its production chain, and rescuing local traditions and customs. Join us on this journey! 😊
#GastroVino Academy