Ferreira Para Missas Porto Porto

Description

Referenced since 1751, Ferreira has always been a synonym for high‑quality Portuguese wine. Its story runs parallel to the evolution of the Demarcated Region of the Douro—established in 1756—and to its Port and dry wines. Years later, the family business was managed by Antónia Adelaide, the widow of António Bernardo II. Known for her exceptional energy and rare commercial talent, she gave viticulture in the Douro a significant boost and developed a notable social‑assistance program in the region. After her death, the company became a limited partnership and entered a new phase of expansion, always preserving its core values. Those values have carried Ferreira into the present day and were instrumental in creating wines such as the legendary Barca Velha in the 1950s. Since 1987, under the stewardship of Sogrape Vinhos, Ferreira has led the national Port‑wine market and also presented prestigious labels such as Quinta da Leda. The bottling year may not match the image shown. (illustrative picture only)