Importing artisan wine from Portugal using traditional cargo ships. The voyage by sail leaves minimal impact on our planet, meaning this system of transport makes our wines positively “as good as local“.
The wine is made by award-winning small producers, who are passionately reflecting the terroir of their regions. They make authentic wines from organic and bio-dynamic farming methods made naturally in the cellar. Their skills and minimal intervention methods produce some of the finest wines Portugal has to offer.
Gift Ideas
There is no finer way to show how much you care than the gift of wine, so we have selected the finest wines for some great gift boxes.
Or you can choose your own by starting with a Port O’Bristol Gift Box (from our Merchandise section) and adding your own selections, all available with the option of adding a handwritten Port O’Bristol postcard that we will deliver on your behalf (simply add a note to your order at checkout). If you order 6 or more wines, we’ll give you 10% off your bill at checkout.
If you are undecided on what to choose, why not buy that special someone a Port O’Bristol Gift Card and let them select the wines they love?
If you would like to order something special or need advice, give us a call (07980 616 927).
You can download a copy of our retail price list here.
In Other News
Our very own Anton Mann has been invited as a guest speaker by Future Fest to discuss: can sail power move all our cargo? Be part of the conversation this Sunday at 2 pm on the Talk Stage.
We’re very proud to announce that one of our producers Quinta de Gomariz wins Grand Gold Medal for their excellent Vinho Verdé Avesso, beating all the bigger producers!
After a recent hoard delivered by the good ship Gallant, packed to the gunwales of the finest artisanal Portuguese wine. Fiona Beckett (Wine Writer – Guardian) invited us to feature on her Matching Food & Wine site!
Prestigious wine magazine The Buyer wrote an engaging article on Xisto Wines’ zero-emissions goal and much more. Read the full article here
Port O’Bristol has also been in the news earlier in June 365 Bristol caught up with Anton Mann – Co-Founder of Xisto Wines.
