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[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/6" offset="vc_hidden-xs"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/2" offset="vc_hidden-xs"][vc_empty_space height= "80px"][stockie_heading subtitle_type_layout="top_subtitle" module_type_layout="on_left" heading_type="h2" title="VmFsZSUyMGRhJTIwQ2FwdWNoYQ==" title_color="#373a3f" title_typo="font_size~24||weight~inherit" subtitle="SGlzdCVDMyVCM3JpYQ ==" subtitle_typo="font_size~13||weight~inherit" subtitle_color="brand"][vc_empty_space height="20px"][vc_column_text] Vale da Capucha is a small vineyard converted by the Marques family at the end of the last decade. Born with the idea of enormous productivity destined for the “cask” wine market in greater Lisbon and Africa, they decided to path and be reborn for viticulture. Instead of red, they turned to white, which confused some of their peers from the denomination of origin, Torres Vedras, who were very used to working with reds. On the 13 ha they planted the Portuguese white varieties that best could express the place (9 km from the sea, fossilized clay-limestone) and… simply… some… simply… few… red grape varieties.
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Family viticulture often requires us to work without a schedule or rest.
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Family winemaking often requires us to work without a schedule or rest.
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