Vilamoura is set to produce its own signature wine as part of an ambitious new vineyard project that will introduce a pioneering irrigation system using treated wastewater. The project, known
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Norfin plans to start planting the first 15 hectares at the end of 2026, next to the renewed equestrian center of the resort. The project will give rise to a wine own of Vilamoura. The content Vilamoura advances with 30 hectares of watered vineyard with treated wastewater appears first in Barlavento.
The British group that owns the tourist resort gave up land in the Vilamoura Environmental Park for the planting of vineyards by the Arvad group. New brand of wines wants to be signature of the destination.