Quinta da Boeira Diamond Port 3x white diamant 3x ans d'age 10years old Beceause i sent always with insurence the sending cost is a litle bit higher then normal Quinta da Boeira Diamond Port is a very special port. This originally sweet white port has matured for a few years in wooden barrels. This creates a bright amber color, with aromas of citrus, mandarin peel, peach and honey jam on the nose. In the mouth it is full but elegant, well integrated and persistent aftertaste. We are very enthusiastic about this port. Quinta da Boeira "The Quinta da Boeira wine brand dates back to 1850. It stands out in the small details and quality of its wines. From the bottles of Port to the detail of the corks. The Douro wines and Boeira Port wines can be found in various markets around all over the world. It is a brand that produces wine and port for consumers who appreciate authenticity with a touch of innovation. Cabrilho “Cabrilho was a navigator who discovered California and was known as the "Man of Fire" because he carried brandy to offer to the natives, creating a happy and good atmosphere. To the natives, cognac was like fire and that is why they called Cabrilho the "Man of Fire". Born on March 14, 1499, in Lapela, in the parish of Cabril, a municipality of Montalegre (Portugal). Precarious living conditions led him to emigrate to neighboring Galicia. It was the time of the discoveries, the Treaty of Tordesilhas had already been signed and the good relations between the courts of King João II and the Catholic Kings (Fernando and Isabel) ensured that the Portuguese and Spaniards were mutually accepted in ventures of each countries . After choosing to serve in the Navy, Cabrilho of Montalegre became an explorer on behalf of the Spanish Empire and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. He lived in Cuba, also took part in the conquest of Mexico, commanded by Cortez, rose in the hierarchy and, as a commanding officer, became part of the expedition to the province of Oaxaca, where he helped found the city of the same name (currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site). In 1524 he moved to Guatemala, where he also helped found the country's first capital, Santiago de los Caballeros, where he established his residence and rose to the noble position of fidalgo. Very prestigious and honorable, he returns to Spain in 1532 and takes Dona Beatriz Ortega, daughter of a wealthy merchant from Seville, as his wife. But his calling and destiny lay on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. He returns to Guatemala with his wife, who gives him two children. He successively collects posts, becomes a magistrate, governor (of the city of Iztapa, where he took up residence)