Quinta do Barco is a property located in the Alto Minho region of Portugal, in Manhente, Barcelos. The entire estate covers about 27 hectares, with 1 km of frontage on the Cávado River and features a large manor house with a chapel. The manor house consists of 8 bedrooms, several living rooms, and a chapel. Its centuries-old gate, a prominent symbol, displays an ancient coat of arms and features an impressive azulejo panel. Extensive green fields where the vineyards are located. The wines of Quinta do Barco are primarily made from 4 grape varieties: Loureiro, Alvarinho, Trajadura, and Vinhão. Here, excellent Vinho Verde wines are produced, showcasing tremendous character, personality, and elegance, with a bright color, refined aromas, and great expression on the palate. The vineyards, aged between 15 and 30 years, are bordered to the south by the Cávado River, which defines its banks. The winery, situated on the estate, is equipped with cutting-edge technology, allowing all wines to be vinified using a modern and rigorous winemaking protocol. This estate in Alto Minho is referenced in "The Crime of Father Amaro" by Eça de Queirós.