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65 000 €
Land in Matriz (Borba), BorbaBorba, Évora
Land in Matriz (Borba) with multimedia
16 000 m²
Energy efficiency
In the heart of the Alentejo, where time runs slowly and the land holds centuries of tradition, is this unique vineyard with 16,000 m², in full production and located in Borba – one of the most prestigious names in Portuguese viticulture. Borba: Tradition and Excellence Winemaking Borba is synonymous with authenticity and prestige in the world of wine. Here some of the most recognized labels of the Alentejo were born, in wines awarded for their elegance and character. It is a land where the climate, the soil and the wisdom of men come together to create wines of unique identity. Investing in a vineyard in Borba is much more than acquiring land: it is integrating into a cultural heritage that has raised the name of the Alentejo across borders. Property Features - Total area: 1.6 hectares of vineyards in full production. - Grape Varieties: Arinto and Roupeiro (50/50) – two of the most emblematic white varieties in the country, responsible for fresh, aromatic wines with great longevity. - Age of the vines: 14 years, at the peak of productive maturity. - Average production: 12,000 kg/year, depending on weather conditions. - Natural sustainability: vines rooted in depth, which do not require artificial irrigation, ensuring resistance, balance and quality of production. - Access: privileged, with direct entrance for agricultural machinery and transport. Advantages of Rainfed Vineyards in Alentejo Authenticity and tradition Rainfed vines represent the ancestral method of cultivation in the Alentejo — A natural balance between the vine, the soil and the climate, preserving the genuine character of the region´s wines. Superior quality of grapes The scarcity of water forces the vines to take deep root, which results in more concentrated grapes, with greater aromatic intensity and natural balance. The rainfed vine works more for the minerality than for the aromatic part. It feeds the fruit to the detriment of the vine. Environmental sustainability It does not require the use of irrigation and energy systems, reducing resource consumption and ecological footprint. It is an environmentally friendly practice and adapted to the Alentejo climate. The predominance of schist soils allows for perfect drainage, safeguarding moisture at the root of the plants. Increased strength and longevity Rainfed vines develop deep roots and natural resistance to drought, becoming more durable and stable over the years. Lower risk of fungal diseases The dry and well-ventilated...
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