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We emailed in advance to make a reservation and advised that we were looking at Quinta do Arneiro for dinner for a large party! It was raining when we arrived…but the weather much better at our wedding party (see the top photo!).

Honeysuckle on the nose is balanced with a taste of fresh pineapple and fruit salad on the palate. A food-friendly wine with character.

You can see the prices on the menu. As with most of Portugal, Quinta do Arneiro is not terribly expensive and the portion sizes are large. The most expensive part about a meal at Qunta do Arneiro is getting here, as there is pelo public transportation!

We do not do the cleaning, but it is possible to request it by paying a separate fee, and there is no cost for the final cleaning, if you respect the internal regulations.

Our main courses were two – a tofu and bock choi dish and a bean and quinoa dish! While we usually eat meat based dishes, both of these were amazing and sealed the deal on Quinta do Arneiro as our rehearsal dinner spot. I also got to try some of Quinta do Arneiro’s spicy red peppers. Definitely ask about them!

Viogner grows close behind the tanks on a hill with an eastern perspective. Syrah grows in another valley closer to ocean. These variances in the land lend themselves to the wide variety of grapes that thrive here.

The daily menu at Quinta do Arneiro is all organic, featuring heavily plant-based and vegan foods, although there is usually a meat option available.

Exterior tanks hold wine short term before transportation to the bottling facility The quinta is undergoing a transformation to another modern practice as well: mechanized harvest, with the new plantings spaced for the harvesters. However, the quinta also sources grapes from small producers in the area that still pick by hand.

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The winemaker Luis Vieira posted an update on one of his project wines–and since he was one of few winemakers on the Naked Wines project based in Portugal, we had followed his efforts. And the wine was intriguing–a blend of Syrah (which I love) with other red grapes. I contacted Vieira, and he connected me with his company centered on Quinta do Gradil.

Some of our guests still rank QDO’s beet risotto as one of their top dishes! I wrote all about it here, so rather than going into all of the specific details again are some highlights:

A big thank-you to Bruno Gomes and everyone at Quinta do Gradil for including us in the festivities. We had a great time!

Then, the reds go into the cement tanks, and the whites into stainless steel. Trucks lining the courtyard outside wait to take finished wine to another facility for bottling.

Our meal ended with an amazing gluten free “apple cobbler!” We ended up serving this again at our rehearsal dinner!

The three-course dinner was served with impressive precision—waiters marching out almost as a drill team, bringing plates to each table in turn.

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