The best cheap wines at Continente Portugal — all bottles under €5 and reviewed by CHEAPGOOD. Updated regularly as we find new bottles worth buying.
Arcos do Convento Branco is a crisp, affordable white blend from Lisboa, crafted by Adega de Azueira. It features a bright citrine hue, tropical and citrus notes. Retailing for, usually, €7.50 in all your favorite mercados.
It´s in bottles of red, of white, in boxes… it´s everywhere and it´s €2.20, €2.49, you get the idea. So is Real Lavrador from Adega de Redondo in the Alentejo region the Barefoot equivalent in Portugal or something you can…
This one´s everywhere too — Trader Joe´s sells it in the U.S. for $6-$7 — it´s the UN of reds, mentioned on famous BBC cooking shows and recognizable across a room for the Lisboa cable car alone. Bring it to…
Porta da Ravessa Colheita Especial Branco is a typical (yes, also especial) white from Adega de Redondo in Portugal’s Alentejo region. Alentejo whites are known for being soft, fruity, often with citrus and orchard fruit flavours rather than sharp minerality…
This one´s misleading. The score, the price; many people go right to this label as their Cheapgood. It´s at every outdoor ad hoc gathering and it´s remarkably, amazingly drinkable for the price. Well done, Pine Hill.