A Douro icon<\/h2>\n\t\t<\/span>\n\t\tQuinta da Boavista has been producing wine in the Douro since the first demarcation of this wine region, in 1756. The estate is clearly documented on renowned maps from 1843 which were created by the owner Joseph James Forrester (Baron of Forrester). These maps later gained fame as important references for the area: \u2018Mappa do Paiz Vinhateiro do Alto Douro\u2019 (1843) and \u2018Douro Portuguez e Paiz Adjacente\u2019 (1848). During the 20th century, Quinta da Boavista went through some challenging times with several different owners, however over the years they brought significant expertise to the estate\u2019s wine production. In 2020, Quinta da Boavista was bought by Sogevinus Fine Wines, one of the largest Douro wine groups.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Quinta da Boavista has been producing wine in the Douro since the first demarcation of this wine region, in 1756. The estate is clearly documented on renowned maps from 1843 which were created by the owner Joseph James Forrester (Baron of Forrester). These maps later gained fame as important references for the area: \u2018Mappa do Paiz Vinhateiro do Alto Douro\u2019 (1843) and \u2018Douro Portuguez e Paiz Adjacente\u2019 (1848). During the 20th century, Quinta da Boavista went through some challenging times with several different owners, however over the years they brought significant expertise to the estate\u2019s wine production. In 2020, Quinta da Boavista was bought by Sogevinus Fine Wines, one of the largest Douro wine groups.<\/p>\n<\/div>
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