Quinta do Crasto

Quinta do Crasto is a wine-producing estate on the Douro River’s right bank between Régua and Pinhão, with its earliest known records of wine production dating to 1615. In 1923, following Constantino de Almeida’s death, his son Fernando Moreira d’Almeida continued managing the estate and producing Port. In 1981, Fernando’s daughter Leonor Roquette and her husband Jorge Roquette assumed majority ownership and management.

Situated in Cima Corgo, the estate covers 135 hectares, including 74 hectares of vineyards. Within these vineyards, 40 hectares are planted with old vines, including parcels such as Vinha Maria Teresa, Vinha dos Cardanhos de Cima and Vinha da Ponte.