Vidigueira is preparing a fresh push to have the traditional production of vinho de talha – wine made in large clay amphorae – recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage
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The Chamber of Vidigueira wants to relaunch the project of candidacy of the artisanal production of cut wine, millenary practice of typical winemaking of the council, the Heritage of Humanity until the end of 2027, revealed today the president of the municipality. We want to move on to a new cycle of cut wine and [so] we are projecting that at the end of 2027 we can [...] The content Vidigueira wants to relaunch candidacy of cut wine the Heritag…