
Quinta do Pégo
An estate in the heart of the Douro, shaped by vines, wine and hospitality
Quinta do Pégo is a wine estate with 30 hectares of vineyards, the origin of the wines that carry its name. Although production itself is not carried out on site, the Quinta invites guests to taste high-quality PDO wines and Ports, with accommodation and dining for an immersive Douro experience.
Located on the banks of the Douro River, it enjoys a privileged position along National Road 222, considered by AVIS to be the most beautiful road in the world.
Portuguese soul. Danish dedication.Quinta do Pégo stands apart by bringing Danish ownership together with deep Portuguese roots, with respect for the Douro, the vineyards and the hospitality experienced at the estate.
Vineyards
30 planted hectares
The vineyard is the origin of Quinta do Pégo wines and shapes the landscape around the estate.
Douro
By the EN 222
The Quinta sits on the banks of the Douro, on one of the most memorable stretches of the national road through the valley.
Experience
Wine, hotel and table
Tastings, stays and dining bring visitors closer to estate life and to the unhurried rhythm of the Douro.
Estate map
Explore Quinta do Pégo in full
Discover the estate’s 34 hectares, its vineyards and grape varieties, as well as the hotel, swimming pool, gardens, paths and access points beside the Douro.

Mission
Welcoming with authenticity
The richness of the Douro goes far beyond the river, the terraced vineyards and the wine. It is expressed and felt above all in the warm spirit of hospitality, in the sharing of knowledge and in the unmistakable way of being and living in the countryside.
The Douro invites you to slow down and awaken all five senses. In that sense, our mission is to offer authentic, family-oriented experiences that make you feel at home, even when you are far from home.
History
A story that spans centuries
From the first historical record to its opening as a rural hotel, Quinta do Pégo has been shaped by families, wine, schist architecture and a deep connection to the Douro.
- 1548: the earliest records connected to Quinta do Pégo date from this period.
- 1773: the main historic structures of the estate date back to this year, including the winery, granite lagares, chapel and family house.
- 1825: Francisco Torres, second husband of Dona Antónia Ferreira, acquired the estate through a mandatory sale.
- 2000: the first wine under the Quinta do Pégo name was registered; until then, production was sold to other companies.
- 2003: the Danish company AMKA acquired Quinta do Pégo in full and began a partnership with Rozès in viticulture and winemaking.
- 2007-2009: the main building was rebuilt and the Quinta opened as a 4-star rural hotel.
- Since 2020: Niel Bester, a South African winemaker, has been responsible for the Quinta’s wines, continuing the work of Wouter Pienaar.

Social Responsibility
Growing with positive impact
We recognize that our decisions have a direct influence on the world around us and, in particular, on our community.
With this in mind, we support several institutions and causes that are close to us, seeking to uphold an ethical commitment so that we can grow sustainably and generate a positive impact on society.
- Members of the Tabuaço Volunteer Firefighters
- Occasional donations to Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Pinhão
- Partners of the A2000 association, which supports professional training for people with disabilities or impairments

Distinctions
Recognition born from the experience
Although our ultimate goal is not to win awards, we believe that the various distinctions we have received are the result of the recognition of the work we carry out every day, always placing the guest at the center of our efforts.
In fact, it is our guests themselves who voluntarily highlight Quinta do Pégo on platforms such as Booking.com and TripAdvisor.
9.5/10Booking.com
4.8/5TripAdvisor
2025Five Stars Regions Award: best wine tourism experience in the district of Viseu
Brochure
Turn the pages of Quinta do Pégo
A visual journey through the Douro, the estate, the hotel and the wines that shape the identity of Quinta do Pégo.








