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In 2010, brother & sister duo Joana and António founded Maçanita Vinhos following an invitation from a local Douro family who had been inspired by the ambition and creativity of the sibling winemakers. While both contribute to the winery, the challenging Douro Valley has been Joana’s personal passion from the start. She even relocated with her children to the Porto area to be closer to the vineyards, allowing her to focus her renowned energy on growing her Douro career and nurturing Maçanita’s rising profile.

The Douro—established in 1756 as the world’s first officially demarcated wine region—is defined by a remarkable diversity of terroirs and exposures. To reflect this complexity, a vineyard classification system introduced between 1935-1947 ranks sites from A to F, with “A” vineyards representing the highest potential. These top-tier sites, often located closer to the river, are prized for producing wines of depth, concentration, and structure.

Sourced from an “A”-classified Douro vineyard, this wine pours a deep ruby-violet hue and opens with concentrated aromas of dark fruits layered with subtle herbal and floral nuances. The palate is rich and expressive, balancing ripe fruit concentration with powerful yet polished tannins, and carries through to a long, persistent finish.

This product is offered online and at select LCBO locations for a limited time through Vintages Cellar Collection. For help locating stock, feel free to contact us at info@npwines.com.

Please note: This product requires a minimum lead time of two weeks prior to shipping when fulfilling orders through NPW.

In 2010, brother & sister duo Joana and António founded Maçanita Vinhos following an invitation from a local Douro family who had been inspired by the ambition and creativity of the sibling winemakers. While both contribute to the winery, the challenging Douro Valley has been Joana’s personal passion from the start. She even relocated with her children to the Porto area to be closer to the vineyards, allowing her to focus her renowned energy on growing her Douro career and nurturing Maçanita’s rising profile.

Os Canivéis Tinto hails from a collection of parcels in Carlão, Cima Corgo, with vineyards aged 80–92 years at 510 meters. Crafted from a blend of 11 traditional grape varieties, it reveals aromas of fresh fruit and dark chocolate. The palate is creamy on entry, framed by firm, enduring tannins and an elegant structure. With very limited production, Os Canivéis stands as a true Douro gem, showcasing the region’s artisanal winemaking traditions and meticulous attention to detail.

Pairs beautifully with dark meats, Asian cuisine, and spicy cheeses.

Waxy & Floral

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Welcome to the intimate world of Quevedo, a small, family-owned winery where quality is a treasured tradition. The Quevedo family's viticultural heritage spans over five generations, beginning with Abel Gouveia Costa, who planted the first vines in 1889. Through the years, the family diligently expanded their vineyards, culminating in the 1970s when Oscar and Beatriz Quevedo modernized their facilities and established the Quevedo winery in 1993. Today, Quevedo oversees 100 hectares of vineyards and 25 hectares of organic olive groves, with current proprietors Cláudia and Oscar Quevedo Jr. continuing the legacy of crafting exceptional wines.

The nose is immediately inviting, offering exotic aromas of pineapple, ripe apple, and spring honey, lifted by a delicate floral nuance. On the palate, it strikes a beautifully fresh yet generous profile, perfectly balanced between richness and vibrancy. Layers of orange zest, honey, and lychee unfold with impressive complexity, leading to a long, elegant finish defined by pure, lingering honey and a subtle hint of white pepper.

Try with melon & ham, salty appetizers, or fruit salad.

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Welcome to the intimate world of Quevedo, a small, family-owned winery where quality is a treasured tradition. The Quevedo family's viticultural heritage spans over five generations, beginning with Abel Gouveia Costa, who planted the first vines in 1889. Through the years, the family diligently expanded their vineyards, culminating in the 1970s when Oscar and Beatriz Quevedo modernized their facilities and established the Quevedo winery in 1993. Today, Quevedo oversees 100 hectares of vineyards and 25 hectares of organic olive groves, with current proprietors Cláudia and Oscar Quevedo Jr. continuing the legacy of crafting exceptional wines.

This extraordinary 1976 Port was crafted during one of the hottest and driest years of the 20th century. Meticulously fermented in granite vats, it then matured for nearly 50 years in chestnut barrels, developing remarkable depth and character.

This elegant and complex port opens with a captivating bouquet of crème brûlée, caramel, almonds, hazelnuts, citrus, and delicate spices. On the palate, it's beautifully balanced, with an initial sweetness lifted by bright, refreshing acidity. Layers of flavour unfold gracefully, revealing hints of sweet spices that gradually intensify, culminating in a long, lingering finish. Each sip offers a truly sophisticated and memorable experience.