For most people, even for many wine experts, Portuguese wine is uncharted territory. Aside from Port, the occasional bottle of Vinho Verde, or even Mateus Rosé, it’s rare to stumble upon Portuguese wine outside of a specialist shop. Even then you’re only really likely to find a few bottles of Portuguese wine and so few, that Portugal is rarely even given its own section: normally they’re lumped in the Spanish section.Portuguese wine is definitely worth exploring, though. For serious wine lovers, it’s an exciting country to navigate as the wine is usually made from grape varieties that aren’t really found anywhere else in the world.