Quinta de Val da Figueira

Quinta de Val da Figueira is a wine estate — a quinta — located in Covas do Douro, in the municipality of Sabrosa, within Portugal's Douro wine region. The Douro is one of the world's oldest demarcated wine regions and is best known for Port wine as well as a growing range of dry red and white table wines produced from native grape varieties such as Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and others. As a quinta, Val da Figueira is a named agricultural and winegrowing property rather than a large corporate group; estates of this kind typically combine vineyard holdings, a winery and a cellar, and market their wines under the estate name. The available public record on Quinta de Val da Figueira is limited. It is documented as a farm in Covas do Douro, Sabrosa, Portugal, and it maintains an official website at quintadevaldafigueira.com. Beyond its location and its identity as a Douro estate, detailed information about its founding, ownership, vineyard area, grape varieties and specific wine ranges is not established in the sources consulted for this entry. Because the estate sits in the Douro's Cima Corgo heartland — the sub-region around Pinhão and Sabrosa that is widely regarded as producing some of the finest Port and Douro DOC wines — its commercial identity is tied to the region's terraced schist vineyards and to the tourism and wine-export economy of northern Portugal. Visitors to Douro quintas commonly encounter cellar tours, tastings and direct sales alongside wholesale and export channels. This dossier therefore records the estate's confirmed location, country, official web presence and sector, while leaving founding year, founder, ownership and product specifics unstated rather than guessing. Further detail would require the estate's own published materials or additional reliable sources.

Quinta de Val da Figueira is documented as a farm in Covas do Douro, in the municipality of Sabrosa, Portugal. Covas do Douro lies within the Douro wine region of northern Portugal, the historic demarcated wine district whose terraced vineyards along the Douro River have produced Port wine for centuries and, more recently, a broad range of dry Douro DOC table wines. The estate's recorded identity is that of a quinta — a Portuguese term for a rural estate or farm, widely used in the Douro for winegrowing properties that combine vineyards, a winery and often a cellar and visitor facilities. The available sources consulted for this entry do not establish the estate's founding date, its founders, its ownership history, its vineyard area or the specific wines it produces. Its official website is quintadevaldafigueira.com. Because the estate is located in the Sabrosa area, it sits in the Cima Corgo, the central sub-region of the Douro generally considered the heartland of premium Port production. Estates in this area typically farm steep, terraced schist slopes and grow traditional Douro grape varieties. Without further published detail, the estate's history beyond its location and its status as a Douro quinta cannot be responsibly reconstructed here.

A named Douro wine estate (quinta) in the Cima Corgo sub-region, associated with Port and Douro DOC wine production.

Product categories. Port wine · Douro DOC wines

1. 1Quinta de Val da Figueira — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Quinta de Val da Figueira — official websitequintadevaldafigueira.com