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Awarded Wines Nature´s gourmet water Light and refreshing, Pedras is a 100% natural carbonated water that stimulates the palate, enhancing all the original flavours of the food. Due to its unique characteristics, Pedras is the choice of prestigious Chefs to go with or between any course or simply to delight in a moment of pleasure. Enjoy it! Leicht und erfrischend, mit 100% natürlicher Kohlensäure. Pedras erfreut den Gaumen, betont den natürlichen Geschmack der Speisen und verschafft ein außergewöhnliches Gefühl des Wohlbefindens. Das Ergebnis seiner einzigartigen Eigenschaften. Pedras ist die Wahl vieler Küchenchefs, um ein Gericht zu begleiten oder es einfach nur in einem entspannten Moment zu genießen. Probieren Sie es! Leve, refrescante e com gás 100% natural, a Água das Pedras estimula o paladar entre cada sabor e realça o sabor natural dos alimentos, proporcionando uma surpreendente sensação de bem-estar. Fruto das suas características únicas, Pedras é a escolha de muitos chefes de cozinha para acompanhar a refeição ou para desfrutar em simples momentos de prazer. Experimenta! AF_DUPLA_GOURMET_297x210 VINI.indd 1 16/01/14 17:12 Nature´s gourmet water Light and refreshing, Pedras is a 100% natural carbonated water that stimulates the palate, enhancing all the original flavours of the food. Due to its unique characteristics, Pedras is the choice of prestigious Chefs to go with or between any course or simply to delight in a moment of pleasure. Enjoy it! Leicht und erfrischend, mit 100% natürlicher Kohlensäure. Pedras erfreut den Gaumen, betont den natürlichen Geschmack der Speisen und verschafft ein außergewöhnliches Gefühl des Wohlbefindens. Das Ergebnis seiner einzigartigen Eigenschaften. Pedras ist die Wahl vieler Küchenchefs, um ein Gericht zu begleiten oder es einfach nur in einem entspannten Moment zu genießen. Probieren Sie es! Leve, refrescante e com gás 100% natural, a Água das Pedras estimula o paladar entre cada sabor e realça o sabor natural dos alimentos, proporcionando uma surpreendente sensação de bem-estar. Fruto das suas características únicas, Pedras é a escolha de muitos chefes de cozinha para acompanhar a refeição ou para desfrutar em simples momentos de prazer. Experimenta! AF_DUPLA_GOURMET_297x210 VINI.indd 1 16/01/14 17:12 a world of difference GERMANY PROWEIN 2015 INDEX ALPHABETIC ORDER a world of difference INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER 1912WINEMAKERS 86 170 2.5 VINHOS DE BELMONTE 29 83 A&D WINES 98 184 ADEGA COOP DA LABRUGEIRA 15 54 ADEGA COOPERATIVA DA VERMELHA 17 56 ADEGA COOPERATIVA DE ALMEIRIM 105 192 ADEGA COOPERATIVA DE FAVAIOS 49 110 ADEGA DE BORBA 47 107 ADEGA DE MONÇÃO 53 114 ADEGA DE PEGÕES 72 146 ADEGA DE REDONDO 111 199 ADEGA MÃE - SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA 29 84 ADEGA MAYOR 36 95 ALIANÇA VINHOS DE PORTUGAL 19 59 ALMEIDA GARRETT WINES 87 171 ALTAPONTUAÇÃO 57 123 AMOREIRA DA TORRE – ORGANIC WINES 107 195 ANSELMO MENDES VINHOS 29 80 APVV - APOIO PROD. DE VINHO VERDE 63 135 ASSIS LOBO WINES 24 70 AVELEDA 84 167 BACALHÔA VINHOS DE PORTUGAL 19 60 BARÃO DE VILAR . VINIHOLD 26 73 CALHEIROS CRUZ 70 144 CAMINHOS CRUZADOS 5 40 CAMPOLARGO 44 104 CARTUXA - FUNDAÇÃO EUGÉNIO DE ALMEIDA 91 175 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER CASA AGRÍCOLA ALEXANDRE RELVAS 117 209 CASA ANADIA 40 99 CASA DA CALDEIRA 92 176 CASA DA PASSARELLA 41 100 CASA DE DAREI 79 158 CASA DE MOURAZ 9 44 CASA DE VILA BOA 103 190 CASA DO VALLE 70 143 CASA ERMELINDA FREITAS - VINHOS 66 139 CASA SANTOS LIMA 23 67 CASA SENHORIAL DO REGUENGO 82 162 CASAL DO CASTELÃO 104 191 CASAL STA. MARIA 89 173 CAVES ARCOS DO REI 52 113 CAVES DA MONTANHA 95 181 CAVES DO CASALINHO 96 182 CAVES SÃO JOÃO 71 145 CAVES TRANSMONTANAS 42 101 CM WINES 1 36 COMENDA GRANDE 83 165 COMPANHIA AGRICOLA DO SANGUINHAL 12 51 COMPANHIA DAS QUINTAS VINHOS 28 78 CONCEITO VINHOS - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 130 CORTES DE CIMA 90 174 COUTEIRO-MOR 29 81 DÃO SUL / GLOBAL WINES 67 140 DURHAM-AGRELLOS (VINHOS) 115 205 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER ENCOSTAS DE ESTREMOZ 109 197 ENOFORUM - CARMIM GROUP 60 131 ENOPARTNER 65 138 ERVIDEIRA 113 201 ESPORÃO 22 65 EXQUISITE WINE - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 127 FERREIRA MALAQUIAS 56 120 H.M.BORGES 78 155 H.O. - HORTA OSÓRIO WINES 21 64 HENRIQUES & HENRIQUES - VINHOS 77 154 HERDADE DA AJUDA 108 196 HERDADE DA COMPORTA 83 166 HERDADE DA MALHADINHA NOVA 48 109 HERDADE DE VALE BARQUEIROS 82 163 HERDADE DO PERDIGÃO 33 91 HERDADE DOS MACHADOS 80 159 HERDADE FONTE PAREDES 32 90 HERDADE GRANDE WINES 43 103 HERDADE PENEDO GORDO 25 71 J. PORTUGAL RAMOS VINHOS 81 160 JOÃO ALMEIDA D’EÇA 57 121 JOÃO CABRAL ALMEIDA VINHOS - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 128 JOÃO M BARBOSA VINHOS 112 200 JOSÉ MARIA DA FONSECA VINHOS 10 46 JULIA KEMPER WINES 4 39 JUSTINO’S, MADEIRA WINES 73 150 LIMA & SMITH, LDA. - QUINTA DE COVELA 30 85 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER LUÍS PATO 34 92 LUSOVINI 58 126 MADEIRA WINE COMPANY 76 153 MADEIRA WINE INSTITUTE - IVBAM 75 152 MAGNUM - CARLOS LUCAS VINHOS 30 86 MARTHA’S WINES 85 169 MONTE DA PENHA 37 96 MONTE DA RAVASQUEIRA 101 188 MOUCHÃO 64 137 MULTIWINES - QUINTA DE SÃO SEBASTIÃO 55 118 NIEPOORT VINHOS 61 132 ODISSEIA WINES 116 208 PAÇO DAS CÔRTES 13 52 PARRAS VINHOS 114 202 PROVAM 35 93 QUANTA TERRA - SOCIEDADE DE VINHOS 42 102 QUINTA DA BARREIRA 88 172 QUINTA DA CASABOA 14 53 QUINTA DA FOZ 93 178 QUINTA DA PACHECA 50 111 QUINTA DA PELLADA 51 112 QUINTA DA PONTE PEDRINHA 8 43 QUINTA DA REDE 24 69 QUINTA DAS APEGADAS 45 105 QUINTA DAS ARCAS 25 72 QUINTA DAS MARIAS 6 41 QUINTA DE CHOCAPALHA - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 77 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER QUINTA DE COTTAS 115 204 QUINTA DE MARROCOS 39 98 QUINTA DE SANT’ANA - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 76 QUINTA DE VALE DE PIOS 83 164 QUINTA DO ARROBE 57 122 QUINTA DO ESCUDIAL VINHOS 7 42 QUINTA DO FILOCO 116 207 QUINTA DO MONDEGO 55 117 QUINTA DO MONTALTO 16 55 QUINTA DO MONTE D’OIRO - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 75 QUINTA DO PILOTO VINHOS 99 186 QUINTA DO PINTO 38 97 QUINTA DO ROMEU 79 157 QUINTA DOS FRADES 29 82 QUINTA DOS MONTEIRINHOS 3 38 QUINTA DOS TERMOS 35 94 QUINTAS DE MELGAÇO 55 116 RIBAFREIXO 31 89 ROQUEVALE 110 198 RUI REGUINGA VINHOS 106 194 RUI ROBOREDO MADEIRA VINHOS 54 115 SANTA VITÓRIA 55 119 SCD SENHORA DO CONVENTO 116 206 SECRET SPOT WINES 30 88 SIVIPA 99 185 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA CUNHA FOLQUE 18 57 SOCIEDADE AGRICOLA DE PIAS 102 189 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA FÉLIX ROCHA 46 106 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA QUINTA DO CONDE 11 50 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA QUINTA DO COVÃO 93 177 SOGEVINUS FINE WINES 20 61 SOLWINE 97 183 SONHO LUSITANO VINHOS 106 193 SUSANA ESTEBAN 62 133 TERRAS DE ALTER 100 187 THYRO WINES 94 179 TIAGO TELES 94 180 UCB-QUINTA DO CERRADO 2 37 VADIO - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 129 VAL-BÔA 62 134 VALLE PRADINHOS 30 87 VASQUES DE CARVALHO 68 141 VENÂNCIO DA COSTA LIMA 64 136 VINHOS BARBEITO (MADEIRA) 74 151 WINE VENTURES 69 142 a world of difference GERMANY PROWEIN 2015 INDEX STAND ORDER a world of difference INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER CM WINES 1 36 UCB-QUINTA DO CERRADO 2 37 QUINTA DOS MONTEIRINHOS 3 38 JULIA KEMPER WINES 4 39 CAMINHOS CRUZADOS 5 40 QUINTA DAS MARIAS 6 41 QUINTA DO ESCUDIAL VINHOS 7 42 QUINTA DA PONTE PEDRINHA 8 43 CASA DE MOURAZ 9 44 JOSÉ MARIA DA FONSECA VINHOS 10 46 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA QUINTA DO CONDE 11 50 COMPANHIA AGRICOLA DO SANGUINHAL 12 51 PAÇO DAS CÔRTES 13 52 QUINTA DA CASABOA 14 53 ADEGA COOP DA LABRUGEIRA 15 54 QUINTA DO MONTALTO 16 55 ADEGA COOPERATIVA DA VERMELHA 17 56 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA CUNHA FOLQUE 18 57 ALIANÇA VINHOS DE PORTUGAL 19 59 BACALHÔA VINHOS DE PORTUGAL 19 60 SOGEVINUS FINE WINES 20 61 H.O. - HORTA OSÓRIO WINES 21 64 ESPORÃO 22 65 CASA SANTOS LIMA 23 67 QUINTA DA REDE 24 69 ASSIS LOBO WINES 24 70 HERDADE PENEDO GORDO 25 71 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER QUINTA DAS ARCAS 25 72 BARÃO DE VILAR . VINIHOLD 26 73 QUINTA DO MONTE D’OIRO - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 75 QUINTA DE SANT’ANA - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 76 QUINTA DE CHOCAPALHA - Lisbon Family Vineyards 27 77 COMPANHIA DAS QUINTAS VINHOS 28 78 ANSELMO MENDES VINHOS 29 80 COUTEIRO-MOR 29 81 QUINTA DOS FRADES 29 82 2.5 VINHOS DE BELMONTE 29 83 ADEGA MÃE - SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA 29 84 LIMA & SMITH, LDA. - QUINTA DE COVELA 30 85 MAGNUM - CARLOS LUCAS VINHOS 30 86 VALLE PRADINHOS 30 87 SECRET SPOT WINES 30 88 RIBAFREIXO 31 89 HERDADE FONTE PAREDES 32 90 HERDADE DO PERDIGÃO 33 91 LUÍS PATO 34 92 PROVAM 35 93 QUINTA DOS TERMOS 35 94 ADEGA MAYOR 36 95 MONTE DA PENHA 37 96 QUINTA DO PINTO 38 97 QUINTA DE MARROCOS 39 98 CASA ANADIA 40 99 CASA DA PASSARELLA 41 100 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER CAVES TRANSMONTANAS 42 101 QUANTA TERRA - SOCIEDADE DE VINHOS 42 102 HERDADE GRANDE WINES 43 103 CAMPOLARGO 44 104 QUINTA DAS APEGADAS 45 105 SOCIEDADE AGRÍCOLA FÉLIX ROCHA 46 106 ADEGA DE BORBA 47 107 HERDADE DA MALHADINHA NOVA 48 109 ADEGA COOPERATIVA DE FAVAIOS 49 110 QUINTA DA PACHECA 50 111 QUINTA DA PELLADA 51 112 CAVES ARCOS DO REI 52 113 ADEGA DE MONÇÃO 53 114 RUI ROBOREDO MADEIRA VINHOS 54 115 QUINTAS DE MELGAÇO 55 116 QUINTA DO MONDEGO 55 117 MULTIWINES - QUINTA DE SÃO SEBASTIÃO 55 118 SANTA VITÓRIA 55 119 FERREIRA MALAQUIAS 56 120 JOÃO ALMEIDA D’EÇA 57 121 QUINTA DO ARROBE 57 122 ALTAPONTUAÇÃO 57 123 LUSOVINI 58 126 EXQUISITE WINE - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 127 JOÃO CABRAL ALMEIDA VINHOS - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 128 VADIO - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 129 CONCEITO VINHOS - Young winemakers of Portugal 59 130 INDEX STAND PAGE COMPANY NAME NUMBER NUMBER ENOFORUM - CARMIM GROUP 60 131 NIEPOORT VINHOS 61 132 SUSANA ESTEBAN 62 133 VAL-BÔA 62 134 APVV - APOIO PROD.
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