Vale da Corça

Quinta de Brunheda is tucked into the banks of the Tua, stretching out in an embroidery of vines and vines that generations of careful and wise hands have lined up in poor schist. Steep, sinuous tapestry of vines is sheathed with cork and oak trees and dotted with ancient olive trees. The eye loses itself in colossal crags and millennia-old granite ridges sculpted by the extreme climate. Magic and beauty seduce and ravish, and its history has been told in the same family since 1714.