Douro Valley · Portugal
Ferreira
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Ferreira is a name that holds special significance in the world of port wine. This Douro Valley house stands for tradition that doesn't get in the way – but rather supports it. For generations, ports have been crafted here that showcase the unique character of this region: ripe, dark fruit, velvety warmth, and a depth that invites you to rediscover it time and again. Whether a classic Tawny with its notes of dried fruit and roasted almonds, or a robust Vintage – Ferreira makes port wine approachable without oversimplifying it. A glass of Ferreira isn't a grand ceremony. It's an honest moment – after a meal, with good company, or simply for yourself.
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Decanter World Wine Awards 2024
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Vivino's 2020 Wine Style Awards: Portuguese Ruby Port
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Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2014 Goldmedaille
Awarded by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles
Silver Medal - International Wine Challenge 2025
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Mundus Vini 2016
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International Wine Challenge 2020 - Silver
Awarded by International Wine Challenge
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Award-winning wines
Decanter World Wine Awards 2024
Awarded by Decanter World Wine Awards
Vivino's 2020 Wine Style Awards: Portuguese Ruby Port
Awarded by Vivino
Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2014 Goldmedaille
Awarded by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles
Silver Medal - International Wine Challenge 2025
Awarded by International Wine Challenge
Mundus Vini 2016
Awarded by Mundus Vini
International Wine Challenge 2020 - Silver
Awarded by International Wine Challenge
What our customers say
Great port wine. I am a layman, but I find it very full of character. Almost oily in consistency. And the delivery time was amazing. Ordered one afternoon and it arrived the next day at noon. Bravo.
A top product at a reasonable price. Great seller, fast delivery.
Ferreira —
Port wine from the Douro Valley that carries rather than impresses
Ferreira is one of the oldest and most well-known Port wine houses of all — founded in the 18th century, it remains closely linked to the Douro Valley to this day. Quinta da Leda and other vineyards in the Upper Douro provide the grape material for a range that extends from accessible Tawnys to cellar-worthy Vintages.
What distinguishes Ferreira is not a specific style, but an attitude: Port wine should be drinkable without seeming flat. The Tawnys mature in small wooden barrels — hence the typical notes of dried fig, roasted almond, and a hint of orange peel. The Vintages show the depth the region has to offer: dark berry fruit, slate, long finish.
A glass of Ferreira goes well at the end of a dinner, with blue cheese or dark chocolate — but just as well on a quiet evening without any special occasion.