Antão Vaz

About this grape variety

The Alentejo's most prestigious white grape, Antão Vaz is heat-tolerant and produces rich, full-bodied whites with ripe tropical-fruit and stone-fruit aromatics, a pronounced waxy texture and balanced acidity. Often blended with the sharper Arinto and Roupeiro to add freshness, it shines as a varietal at top estates like Esporão and Cortes de Cima. Handles oak well and can age 5–10 years, developing nutty, mineral complexity. A cornerstone of modern Alentejo white winemaking.

Wines with this grape variety

Adega De Pegões Selected Harvest

Adega De Pegões Selected Harvest

Península de Setúbal White
Alfaiate

Alfaiate

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago

António Saramago

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago

António Saramago

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago

António Saramago

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago

António Saramago

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago

António Saramago

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago Reserva

António Saramago Reserva

Península de Setúbal White
António Saramago Superior

António Saramago Superior

Península de Setúbal White
Bacalhoa Merlot

Bacalhoa Merlot

Península de Setúbal Red
Bacalhôa Merlot

Bacalhôa Merlot

Península de Setúbal Red
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Frequently asked questions

How many Antão Vaz wines can I compare on Wine Radar?

Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Antão Vaz across Portuguese online retailers — 1313 in the catalogue.

Which regions produce Antão Vaz wines?

Antão Vaz wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Alentejo, Península de Setúbal, Algarve, Douro, Tejo.

What is Antão Vaz?

The Alentejo's most prestigious white grape, Antão Vaz is heat-tolerant and produces rich, full-bodied whites with ripe tropical-fruit and stone-fruit aromatics, a pronounced waxy texture and balanced acidity. Often blended with the sharper Arinto and Roupeiro to add freshness, it shines as a varietal at top estates…