Ramisco is the historic red grape of Colares, planted on phylloxera-resistant sandy dunes between Sintra and the Atlantic. The vines grow ungrafted, rooted directly in deep sand, an exceptionally rare survival in modern viticulture. Wines are pale, tannic, lean, salty and unmistakably maritime, with extraordinary ageing capacity — Colares Ramiscos from the mid-20th century are still vibrant. Production is tiny and prized.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Ramisco across Portuguese online retailers — 38 in the catalogue.
Ramisco wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Lisboa, Península de Setúbal, Douro.
Ramisco is the historic red grape of Colares, planted on phylloxera-resistant sandy dunes between Sintra and the Atlantic. The vines grow ungrafted, rooted directly in deep sand, an exceptionally rare survival in modern viticulture. Wines are pale, tannic, lean, salty and unmistakably maritime, with extraordinary…
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