The Ponte de Lima Wine Cellar was founded in 1959; with its headquarters in Conde de Bertiandos' Street, situated in the village of Ponte de Lima - the oldest village in Portugal - it currently has a capacity for eleven million liters of wine.

The Ponte de Lima winery is the institutional expression of about 2000 wine producers, their families and workers and is undoubtedly the most relevant structure as well as the largest company in the municipality of Ponte de Lima.

In 1998, the Wine Cellar was awarded a Quality Certification, the NP EN ISO 9001 standard, by the APCER - Portuguese Certification Association, thus becoming the first winery in the country to be awarded this certification.

The Ponte de Lima Winery is part of the Lima sub-region, one of the nine sub-regions that make up the Demarcated Region of the Vinhos Verdes, in the northwest of Portugal, due to its natural soil and climate characteristics as well as the varieties that it possesses, thereby producing very different wines, but with common characteristics, moderately alcoholic, fruity and fresh. Its wines and spirits have already won several awards, one of the highlights being the Bronze Medal in the Competition Challenge International du Vin in 2015 and in 2014:

Silver Medal - Vinho Verde Loureiro 2014

Silver Medal - for Vinho Verde Adamado 2014.