Grapevine leaf attacked by the powdery mildew fungus.

Attic of red figures, by the painter of the Black Thyrsus, c. 375-350 B.C

Roman wine press with traces of grape pip and grape skin.

White grape-stomping. Mosaic.

Dão’s new red wines are almost opaque to light.

Carved stone frieze with leaf motifs. Visigothic. 6th/7th century.

The retribution (lagarádiga) to the wine press owner was paid in goods: “soft wine”.”.

Wine press base. Prazias (Dão).

The wine at the monks’ table was “Claret” (pale pink wines, resulting from the fermentation of dark skin and pale skin grapes, from extinct wine varieties) to symbolize the

The vineyard in the middle ages required a lot of labour.