Here's a article (in portuguese, but translatable by most browsers, I guess), depicting 21 portuguese wines launched in 2023, costing from €8 to €267. https://lifestyle.sapo.pt/sabores/noticias-sabores/artigos/21-vinhos-lancados-em-2023-para-experimentar-em-2024?utm_source=SAPO_HP&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=destaques

Please add a pic in the comments of a place you love in Portugal, and let the rest of us guess where it is... Here's one of mine to get us started...

The gastronomic week "À Mesa com os Romanos" (At the table with the Romans) runs from July 12 to 21 and aims to promote and valorize the archaeological heritage of the Roman era. 26 restaurants, in 6 municipalities of the Lisbon region, will take part of this and will present recipes involving ingredients used by the romans.https://expresso.pt/boa-cama-boa-mesa/2024-07-11-durante-uma-semana-a-regiao-de-lisboa-vai-comer-a-mesa-com-os-romanos-95f880a0

Oeiras has a free music festival every year. The 2025 edition started May 30th, and will last until June 15th. There are also mini-concerts for kids, taking place during the weekends. Most shows happen in Jardim Municipal de Oeiras, and a few at Parque Urbano de Miraflores. https://lisboasecreta.co/en/oeiras-festivities-2025/ There are also restaurants and food stands available.😋

I tried it. And liked it! "A golden, light and refreshing beer, with a surprising ingredient that reminds us of our sea - a pinch of Portuguese sea salt - which enhances all the flavors of the beer, providing a greater sense of balance and refreshment ... more" I'm a Sagres fan anyway, and this 'twist' makes for something special (to me). I also sampled Musa's 'Frank APA', which was very good too. Thanks to Auchan on this occasion. Sagres or Super for you? (I'm in the minority)