In the 1990’s Aveleda took a brave and courageous step towards the winemaking in other regions. In this case, it has been the Douro Region, famous for the production of Port Wine and home of some of Portugal’s most renowned winemakers.

It is named after a traditional folk dance and its soul relies on those values: tradition that pleases the senses.

Charamba is produced from the typical varieties used to the elaboration of Port Wine: Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca, Touriga Franca and Touriga Nacional.

Elegant and with fine fresh berries aromas, Charamba has become quickly one of the most successful wines from Aveleda internationally:

- 87/100 Points - Wine Enthusiast, December 2009

- 88/100 Points & Best Value - Wine Spectator, November 2009

- 88/100 Points - Wine Enthusiast, November 2008

- 87/100 Points & Best Buy – Wine & Spirits, October 2008

- 16,2/20 Points - Wine Passion Magazine, May 2008

- Silver Medal – Magazyn Wino, November 2007

- Best Buy – Weinwelt, May 2006

- 85/100 Points – Guía Peñin, 2004

- 85/100 Points – The Wine News, May 2004

- 85/100 Points – Wine Enthusiast, December 2003

- 86/100 Points & Excellent Buy – Newsweek, October 2003

- 86/100 Points & Best Buy – The Wine Spectator, September 2003