BOINA - is the first wine produced by Portugal Boutique Winery. It pays tribute to the small winegrowers of the Douro Valley who have dedicated their lives to this earth, fighting for the preservation of this unique heritage, declared in 2001 by UNESCO, a world heritage site.

It expresses the different terroirs of the region, from the old vineyards planted in schist and granite soils, to different altitudes and with different solar exposures depending on the sub-region. Only native varieties are used in it, transmitting the purity and authenticity of the region.

The freshness and concentration of Boina wine lives up to its terroir, the Douro Valley and its specificities that make this region of Portugal unique in the world.

BOINA - The wine that stays in the head!

GUYOT - the name given in viticulture to the main method of training system in the old douro vines - is a tribute to that portion of land that is the Douro Valley.

An elegant and complex wine, made from old vines, combining traditional oenology, with minimal and meticulous intervention, made in selected barrels, with prolonged aging.

The Guyot range also features a Moscatel Galego Branco, showing the versatility of this variety, widely known for its fortified wines.

Relax and enjoy this special wine!

FUNKY - wines that escapes the classicism of winemaking. Was born from the winemaker's irreverence of making distinctive wines, giving rise to another variant of the Guyot brand.

Funky Laranja, a white created from different vintages, which part of the blend made with skin contact and the other with aging process in barrels, promoting controlled oxidation, giving a very complex and unconventional set.

Funky Red, produced from grapes from old vines of Baixo Corgo in Douro, in which part of the grapes are vinified in whole bunch, that fermentation takes place inside of the berry, consequently giving unique characteristics and very fruity aromas to the wine.

Funky Pet Nat, an ancestral sparkling method using the Moscatel Galego Branco grape, where we intend to show the characteristics of this variety through one winemaking method so old, but with a recent popularity.

Doin' the FUNKY way!