Frequently Asked Questions

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is a leading wine producer in Portugal and around the world, located in Albernoa, in the Baixo Alentejo. Wine is the central pillar and the very reason for the project: the vineyard, the winery and the Malhadinha brand were born from the Soares family’s dream of creating great Alentejo wines capable of becoming a global benchmark.

Over time, an immersive experience has grown up around wine, bringing together terroir, gastronomy, hospitality, art, and the culture and traditions of the Alentejo and Portugal. The property includes a winery open to visitors, boutique accommodation, a restaurant with a Michelin Green Star and organic farming, and is a member of Relais & Châteaux. It is classified as a tourist establishment (Licence no. 960/RNET) and is registered for tourism activities (RNAAT 1109/2025).

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova was born in 1998, when the Soares family acquired around 200 hectares of abandoned land in the Baixo Alentejo — in one of the least populated areas of Europe — determined to produce quality wines there. The first vineyard was planted in 2001; in 2003 the winery was built and the first harvest took place; and in 2005 the estate entered the market with the Monte da Peceguina range. Only later, in 2008, did the first boutique hotel open, at Monte da Peceguina.

Committed to inspiring the world by creating unique and authentic wine, tourism and agricultural experiences, with a deep focus on environmental, social and economic sustainability, the Soares family has made Malhadinha a legacy of self-sustainability, where time, nature and space are the highest expression of luxury and happiness.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is a project of the Soares family, who have been involved since the very beginning, in 1998. The family’s new generation — Francisca, Matilde, João, Mateus, António and Benedita — plays an active part in the brand’s identity: they are the authors of the illustrations that have graced Malhadinha wine labels since the very first vintage. The family’s history and legacy are portrayed in the book “Malhadinha: The Heart of Alentejo”, published by Assouline and available from the estate’s official shop.

Being a Relais & Châteaux member means that Herdade da Malhadinha Nova meets the two essential criteria of this prestigious association: outstanding gastronomy and exceptional hospitality. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has been a Relais & Châteaux member since September 2020. The distinction recognises the way the property has transformed its world of wine into a hospitality experience with deep roots and a strong connection to the Alentejo. The estate also belongs to other selective luxury travel networks, including Virtuoso, Serandipians by Traveller Made, Select Hotels & Resorts and Andrew Harper Travel.

What sets Herdade da Malhadinha Nova apart is its origin as a leading wine producer that has opened the doors of its world to visitors. Here, wine is the source of everything: the estate’s wines are born from the vineyard landscape and the Alentejo terroir, and it is around them that guests enjoy a stay, a meal at a Michelin Green Star restaurant and contact with the nature and culture of the Alentejo. This integration of vineyard, winery, table and hospitality, in a single place and with a shared purpose, is what makes the experience unique.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova produces white, rosé and red wines, as well as a sparkling wine and a late harvest wine, all expressing the Alentejo terroir. The main ranges include Monte da Peceguina, Malhadinha and Marias da Malhadinha, complemented by the estate’s single-varietal wines and special editions. Production comes from around 80 hectares of the estate’s own vineyards, planted on well-drained schist soils, and the winemaking takes place at the estate’s winery. Malhadinha wines are also distinguished by labels illustrated by the family’s children, a hallmark of the brand since the very first vintage.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova organises its wines into several ranges. Monte da Peceguina, launched in 2005, is the estate’s entry-level range and pays tribute to “Peceguina Velha”, one of the property’s original houses. The Malhadinha range brings together the top wines. Marias da Malhadinha comes from the old vines of Vale Travessos, planted in 1949. The estate also produces “da Peceguina” single-varietal wines (such as Antão Vaz, Verdelho, Touriga Nacional, Roupeiro or Arinto) and special editions. The Quinta da Teixinha wines, from Portalegre, are a separate project of high-altitude wines.

Monte da Peceguina was the first range to be launched, the result of the 2003 harvest and on the market since early 2005. The Malhadinha range, with the HMN label, is a marriage of carefully selected grape varieties that express the estate’s specific terroir. Both are available in red, white and rosé.

The name pays tribute to “Peceguina Velha”, one of the houses already standing on the property when the family acquired the estate.

They are wines made from a single grape variety, produced only in years when natural conditions allow. Each single-varietal wine is linked to a specific vineyard on the estate — for example, the Antão Vaz and Verdelho from Vinha da Peceguina, the Arinto from Vinha de Terges, the Viognier from Vinha dos Eucaliptos or the Viosinho from Vinha do Olival.

The reds feature Touriga Nacional, Aragonez, Syrah, Touriga Franca and Tinta Miúda. The whites feature Antão Vaz, Verdelho, Arinto, Roupeiro, Viognier, Viosinho and Manteúdo.

Yes. Malhadinha Bruto Natural Rosé is a single-vintage sparkling wine made using the traditional method, the same method used for the world’s finest sparkling wines and champagnes. It was a project the Soares family cherished for many years.

They are special-edition red wines, released only in years of outstanding harvests. The names are part of the estate’s tradition of associating its labels with the youngest members of the family.

Marias da Malhadinha is the estate’s top-of-the-range wine, available in red and white and released only in years of outstanding harvests.

It is a red and white range made from a blend of traditional grape varieties from an old vineyard near Malhadinha, planted in 1949 and acquired by the estate in 2016.

Teixinha continues the tradition of involving the family’s new generation in the labels, but with a different challenge: each of them writes about what Teixinha means to them, and it is these words that give voice to the memories on the labels. The range includes Field Blend red and white, Field Blend Tava red and white, Aragonez and Roupeiro.

Yes. The Late Harvest is made from hand-picked grapes, carefully selected on the sorting table. Golden in colour, it shows great aromatic intensity and complexity, with notes of quince, apricot and orange enveloped by high-quality barrel ageing.

The terroir of Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is based on around 80 hectares of vineyards spread across gentle slopes of well-drained schist soils, in the heart of the Baixo Alentejo. The vineyard is integrated into the property’s ecosystem and biodiversity and is farmed organically. The plots include, among others, Vinha da Malhadinha, Vinha da Peceguina, Vinha de Terges, Vinha dos Eucaliptos, Vinha do Olival, Vinha do Ancoradouro and Vinha de Vale Travessos, with red and white, Portuguese and international grape varieties.

The old vines of Vale Travessos were planted in 1949 and acquired by the Soares family in 2016. They cover around 7.5 hectares of exclusively Portuguese and local grape varieties, planted in the traditional “field blend” style (different varieties mixed in the same plot). These vines give rise to the Marias da Malhadinha wines, white and red.

Quinta da Teixinha is a property acquired by the Soares family in 2021 in the north of the Alentejo, in Portalegre, in the heart of the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, at an altitude of around 700 metres. Among century-old cherry, cork oak and chestnut trees, it produces high-altitude wines with a fresh, mineral profile distinct from that of the plains. At Teixinha, the family’s new generation continues the tradition of leaving its mark on the labels — now through texts recounting their memories and experiences of the place.

Because the labels of Herdade da Malhadinha Nova wines are illustrated by the children of the Soares family, a tradition that has accompanied the project since the very first vintage. Each label interweaves the story of the land with the story of the family, reinforcing the brand’s authentic, family character. On the Quinta da Teixinha wines, the new generation continues this tradition through texts written by each of its members.

Winemaking at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is led by two winemakers who share responsibility. Luís Duarte is the consultant winemaker, a friend of the Soares family who has been involved in the project since the start, and he is responsible for the flagship “Marias da Malhadinha”. Nuno Gonzalez is the resident winemaker and the author of the wines born on the estate, working in close harmony with Luís Duarte.

Luís Duarte is Malhadinha Nova’s consultant winemaker. A graduate in Oenology from UTAD – Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, he has roots in the Douro, but his name is deeply linked to the Alentejo, the region where he settled. He has twice been named Winemaker of the Year in Portugal, has made several award-winning wines and worked at Herdade do Esporão, one of the largest and most successful Portuguese wine projects. At Malhadinha Nova, he is responsible for Marias da Malhadinha.

Nuno Gonzalez is the resident winemaker at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova and the author of the wines born on the estate. He was named Breakthrough Winemaker of 2017 by Revista de Vinhos. He holds a degree in Biochemistry from the Faculty of Sciences and Technology of the University of Coimbra and a master’s degree in Viticulture and Oenology from the Vinifera EuroMaster – European Master of Science. He has worked in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Italy, in Tuscany, and on returning to Portugal worked at Niepoort, Cortes de Cima and José Maria da Fonseca. He is responsible for crafting the blends of indigenous grape varieties and varieties from other regions.

The estate’s approach rests on an alliance between science, knowledge and terroir — it is from this combination that the art and craft of winemaking are born. In the winery, everything revolves around gravity and detail: nothing is left to chance.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova wines can be bought from the official online shop at shop.malhadinhanova.pt, as well as through national distributors, a list of which is available on the official website. At the estate, the wines can also be purchased in person at the winery shop.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova wines have received numerous distinctions over the years. These include three trophies for Malhadinha Tinto 2003 at the International Wine Challenge (Portugal Trophy, James Rogers Trophy and Alentejo Red Trophy), 1st place as Best Red Wine of the Year for Menino António 2012 (Essência do Vinho) and the Best Wine Producer in Portugal award from Revista de Vinhos. The estate has also been named Breakthrough Producer.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova offers guided tours of the property and the winery, with a wine tasting. Visits take place every day, by prior booking and subject to availability, at 10:30, 12:00, 14:30, 16:30 and 18:00. The experiences can be tailored in terms of depth and the number of wines tasted, and can be accompanied by a cheese and charcuterie board.

The Herdade da Malhadinha Nova winery was built from scratch in 2003, deliberately set into sloping ground to make use of gravity throughout the winemaking process. The grapes are harvested at night and carried by hand in 12 kg baskets, going through sorting and a selection table before entering the vats without the use of pumps. This attention to detail, from vineyard to vat, underpins the quality of the estate’s wines.

Wine tasting prices at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova are per person and vary depending on the experience: the tasting of 4 wines with a guided tour costs €30, the tasting of 5 single-varietal wines €50, the tasting of 5 premium wines €70 and the “Wine Expert” tasting — led by the Oenology team, with a technical tour of the winery and a tasting of new and older vintages, for a minimum of 2 participants — €125. The full Wine Tourism Menu, with the wines included in each tasting, is published on the official website; prices may be updated, so we recommend confirming them when booking.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova holds special themed tastings from Monday to Saturday at 18:00, priced between €50 and €90 per person. They include, for example, a single-varietal tasting (Monday), a vertical tasting of whites (Tuesday), a tasting of different labels (Wednesday), a vertical tasting of reds (Thursday), a styles tasting (Friday) and a surprise tasting (Saturday).

For information or to book visits and wine tastings, Herdade da Malhadinha Nova can be reached by phone on +351 284 965 432 (Hotel, Restaurant and Wine Tourism) and by email at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt. Bookings can also be requested through the form on the Visits and Wine Tastings page of the website.

At Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, respect for the environment and sustainability have guided the project from the outset and are inseparable from the way the wine is made. In 2016 the property began the transition to a 100% organic production system, with official certification in 2020, and it follows regenerative agriculture practices. It relies exclusively on collected rainwater, part of its energy comes from solar panels and the transition to an electric fleet is under way. The consistency of the project earned the restaurant a Michelin Green Star, awarded in 2024 and renewed in 2025 and 2026. The estate was also a pioneer of the Alentejo Wines Sustainable Production seal.

Yes. The entire property has been converted to organic farming, with official certification obtained in 2020. Good practices include fertilising the soil with natural manure produced on the estate, using cover crops and grazing, and planting rose bushes as an early indicator of pests in the vineyards. Regenerative agriculture is embraced as the path for the project, designed with future generations in mind.

In addition to wine, Herdade da Malhadinha Nova organically produces olive oil from its olive grove, honey, Barbela wheat flour, and vegetables and fruit from its kitchen gardens and orchards. It also raises livestock with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status: Alentejana cattle, white and black Merino sheep and black pigs. This home-grown produce, born of the same terroir as the wines, supplies the restaurant and closes the cycle between land and table.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has its own organic vegetable garden that supplies the restaurant, alongside the vineyard, the olive grove and the livestock, as part of the property’s self-sufficiency.

The Herdade da Malhadinha Nova stud farm is the property’s horse breeding and training facility, dedicated mainly to the Purebred Lusitano horse. In addition to its breeding work, it offers equestrian experiences to guests — such as rides around the property and time with the horses — adapted to different levels and subject to availability and weather conditions.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has 26 rooms, spread across five charming accommodation units/buildings, each with its own identity:

• Monte da Peceguina (boutique hotel)
• Casa das Pedras
• Casa do Ancoradouro
• Casa da Ribeira
• Casa das Artes e Ofícios

All of them were restored by the family from old ruins.

The variety of accommodation makes it possible to tailor bookings to couples, families and groups.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is a private property of around 744 hectares, where the 26 rooms are spread across different accommodation units/buildings, ensuring an experience of true privacy, tranquillity and contact with nature.

Depending on the unit booked, your accommodation may be around 1 km or around 2 km from Reception, accessed by a dirt road.

The distances between the different spaces and the preservation of the natural character of the paths are part of Malhadinha’s identity and reflect the estate’s commitment to the authenticity of the landscape and to the protection and promotion of biodiversity.
Should you need transport within the property or any additional assistance, a member of our Guest Experience Team will be delighted to help.

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Herdade da Malhadinha Nova was designed to offer an authentic experience of nature, tranquillity and privacy. The distance between the different accommodation units is no accident: it stems from the estate’s commitment to preserving the landscape and from compliance with the restrictions associated with areas classified as National Agricultural Reserve (RAN) and National Ecological Reserve (REN), which limit the concentration of new buildings and promote the protection of ecosystems. This dispersion also allows each house to maintain a unique relationship with the surrounding nature.

For the same reasons, many of the internal paths remain unpaved. This choice reduces environmental impact, preserves biodiversity, avoids soil sealing and maintains the rural, genuine character of the property.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova also places particular value on family stays. The freedom to roam a working farm, contact with the animals, the wide open spaces and the tranquillity of the landscape are all part of the experience that many families seek, and what sets Malhadinha Nova apart from a conventional hotel. The distances between the different areas are therefore an integral part of this philosophy of preservation, authenticity and respect for the land.

Each of the houses at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova offers a distinct experience. If you would like to discover a different area of the property or enjoy more space, privacy or exclusive services, a member of our Guest Experience Team will be delighted to present the options available for the dates of your stay. Discover the accommodation units:

Monte da Peceguina

Ideal for couples and shorter stays, with smaller rooms and on-site services and social areas:

• 10 suites
• Restaurant for breakfast and lunch (snack menu)
• M Wellness Spa
• 2 outdoor swimming pools
• 10 double rooms, junior suites and suites
• Distance to Reception: approximately 1 km

Casa do Ancoradouro

A more secluded experience, while keeping access to the property’s main services, further from Reception and accessed by a dirt road:

• 7 suites
• Shared swimming pool
• Gym
• Games room
• Cinema
• Restaurant for breakfast and lunch (snack menu)
• Distance to Reception: approximately 2 km

Casa das Pedras

One of Malhadinha’s most exclusive experiences:

• 4 suites
• Heated private pool in each suite
• Greater privacy
• Ideal for couples or special celebrations
• Distance to Reception: approximately 1 km

Casa das Artes e Ofícios

An exclusive villa:

• 2 suites
• Exclusive use
• Private swimming pool
• Ideal for families and groups
• Distance to Reception: approximately 2 km

Casa da Ribeira

The most private experience on the property:

• 3 suites
• Exclusive villa
• Three suites
• Private swimming pool
• Complete privacy
• Distance to Reception: approximately 2 km

A member of our Guest Experience Team can advise you on the unit that best suits your preferences and check the availability of an upgrade for the dates of your stay.

Monte da Peceguina is the boutique hotel of Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, with 3 suites of 90 m² and 7 rooms of 32 m², set in a typical Alentejo-style farmhouse surrounded by vineyards. It has two shared swimming pools, the M Wellness Spa, a living room, a library, a wine bar, porches and terraces overlooking the surrounding vineyards. It is located around 1 km from the estate’s Reception.

Yes, several do. Casa das Pedras has 4 suites of around 100 m² each, each with its own terrace and heated private pool. Casa do Ancoradouro has 7 suites of around 100 m² with private terraces and a shared pool. Casa da Ribeira is a 370 m² villa with 3 suites of 75 m², private terraces and a private pool. Casa das Artes e Ofícios is an exclusive-use villa with 2 suites and a private pool. All offer views over the plains and the vineyards.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova aims to personalise every guest’s stay down to the last detail. The property offers a welcome from the Guest Experience Team, room service, transfers, a signature cuisine restaurant, the M Wellness Spa, the shop selling the estate’s wines and produce, and the tavern, as well as tailor-made experiences on and off the property — wine tastings, private dinners, horse rides, picnics in the vineyard or spa treatments. All the experiences on offer are educational and centred on sharing, introducing guests to the culture, identity and traditions of the Alentejo and Portugal. A member of our Guest Experience Team designs each programme to suit each guest’s preferences.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has the M Wellness Spa, the wellness centre located at Monte da Peceguina, offering body and facial treatments, massages and relaxation areas. There are also massages designed for children. The spa can be enjoyed on an occasional basis during your stay or through the Wellness Retreat Programme (a 3-night stay focused on wellbeing). We recommend booking specific treatments in advance, especially during peak periods.

Yes. Families with children are very welcome at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, with no restrictions whatsoever. The experiences menu includes a chapter dedicated to children, there are massages designed for younger guests at the M Wellness Spa, and the property offers wide open outdoor spaces, contact with the horses and farm animals, and the chance to experience life on a working farm. The restaurant has a children’s menu. Freedom, nature and tranquillity make Malhadinha a particularly welcoming destination for families.

The Herdade da Malhadinha Nova restaurant serves signature cuisine inspired by Alentejo culinary tradition and conceived in dialogue with the estate’s wines. It favours organic produce from the estate itself — vegetables from the garden, olive oil from the olive grove, meat from free-range livestock — complemented by partner producers who share the same values. It offers seasonal menus, a children’s menu and its own wine list.

Tables at the Herdade da Malhadinha Nova restaurant can be booked online via the TheFork widget on the official website www.malhadinhanova.pt, or through the property’s contact details: phone +351 284 965 432 and email reservas@malhadinhanova.pt. Booking in advance is recommended, particularly at weekends and in high season.

The restaurant’s executive chef is Joachim Koerper. The executive pastry chef is Cintia Koerper and the sommelier is Andrii Pokryshko, supported by the kitchen and front-of-house teams.

Joachim Koerper is the executive chef of the Malhadinha Nova restaurant. Born in Germany, where he began his career, he worked in France, Spain and Brazil before settling in Portugal, at Eleven, a restaurant awarded a Michelin star. Passionate about Mediterranean cuisine, he seeks in every terroir to draw the finest raw ingredients from nature, bringing out native aromas and textures and reinterpreting traditional culinary techniques with the knowledge acquired in the kitchens where he has worked.

The desserts are created by Cintia Koerper, executive pastry chef. Holder of a distinction in Gastronomy from Alain Ducasse Formation in Paris and Rio de Janeiro, she studied Italian cuisine at Apicius in Florence and has worked with renowned chefs such as Claude Troisgros, Roland Villar and Dominique Guerin. She has more than 30 years of experience in kitchens in Brazil and around the world, specialises in Italian, French and Brazilian cuisine, and has been working in Portugal for 15 years. She is married to chef Joachim Koerper and also creates the desserts at the Eleven restaurant.

The Malhadinha Nova restaurant holds a Michelin Green Star, first awarded in 2024 and renewed in 2025 and 2026. The Green Star is the distinction the Michelin Guide reserves for gastronomic projects with a remarkable commitment to sustainability.

Organic, self-sufficient production is a reality across the property’s 744 hectares. The restaurant serves the estate’s own wines, olive oil and honey, Barbela wheat flour, Alentejana beef, white and black Merino lamb and black pork — all with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status — as well as vegetables and fruit from the kitchen gardens and orchards restored on the estate.

Yes. The Herdade da Malhadinha Nova restaurant provides vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, as well as adaptations for food allergies and intolerances. These requirements should be communicated when booking, so that the kitchen team can prepare a suitable menu.

The estate has three dining venues. Restaurante da Malhadinha is the main restaurant and serves lunch and dinner to both guests and outside visitors. Restaurante da Peceguina, located at Monte da Peceguina, and Restaurante do Ancoradouro, at Casa do Ancoradouro, serve breakfast and lunch to guests every day. All share the same gastronomic concept: signature cuisine by executive chef Joachim Koerper, with desserts by executive pastry chef Cintia Koerper, favouring organic produce from the estate itself and from local producers.

Restaurante da Malhadinha is open Monday to Saturday, for lunch from 12:30 to 15:00 and for dinner from 19:30 to 22:00. Restaurante da Peceguina and Restaurante do Ancoradouro serve lunch only, every day, from 12:30 to 15:00. Breakfast is served every day from 8:30 to 11:00 at Restaurante Peceguina and Restaurante do Ancoradouro. Opening hours may vary according to the season; we recommend confirming them when booking.

Breakfast is served every day from 8:30 to 11:00 at Restaurante da Peceguina and Restaurante do Ancoradouro. It can also be served in the rooms and villas for a supplement of €15.

Yes, by reservation. Restaurante da Malhadinha welcomes guests and outside visitors for lunch and dinner, Monday to Saturday. Bookings can be made via TheFork or through the property’s contact details; we recommend booking in advance, especially during peak periods.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova offers seasonal themed packages that place wine and terroir at the heart of the experience, combining them with gastronomy, wellbeing and activities on the property. These include Harvest Escape (2 nights, with participation in the harvest), Harvest Experience (3 nights, an extended harvest programme) and the Wellness Retreat Programme (3 nights, focused on wellbeing and the spa). All experiences are educational and centred on sharing the culture and identity of the Alentejo. Availability and up-to-date prices can be found in the Themed Packages section of the website.

Experiences at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova are tailor-made, centred on wine, terroir and Alentejo culture. A member of our Guest Experience Team can help you select the experiences that best match your interests. Available experiences include:

• Horse riding
• Hot-air balloon rides
• Picnics in the vineyards
• Alentejo cooking workshops
• Pottery workshops
• Private winery tours
• Special wine tastings
• Walks around the property
• Massages and spa treatments
• Activities for families and children
• Weekly activities programme

Each experience is also designed as a moment of learning and of sharing Alentejo culture and identity. See the Weekly Programme or contact a member of our Guest Experience Team to receive a personalised proposal.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova offers distinct experiences in every season. Spring is ideal for nature walks and mild temperatures; summer brings long days, swimming pools and dinners outdoors; autumn brings the grape harvest and the olive harvest; winter is the most intimate season, with open fires, wellbeing and gastronomy. For those wishing to experience the harvest — the most emblematic moment in the wine calendar — late August and September is the time to come, with dedicated packages.

Experiences at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova can be booked via the official website www.malhadinhanova.pt, in the Experiences section, or by contacting the property directly by phone on +351 284 965 432 or by email at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt. Visits and wine tastings also have their own booking form on the website.

Yes. Visits, wine tastings and experiences at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova require prior booking and are subject to availability. We recommend booking well in advance, especially during peak periods such as the harvest season.

Stays can be booked in three ways: online, through the booking engine on the official website www.malhadinhanova.pt; by phone, on +351 284 965 432; or by email, at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt. Booking directly on the website lets you check availability and rates in real time. For groups, private events or corporate retreats, we recommend contacting the team directly.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has a Corporate Programme dedicated to corporate retreats, leadership meetings, team-building activities and private events, combining accommodation, gastronomy, wine-centred experiences and meeting spaces. The property can host groups on a fully or partially exclusive basis. Proposals are prepared upon prior enquiry by email at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt.

Yes, from time to time. Current promotions and their terms are published in the special offers section of the official website www.malhadinhanova.pt and have set booking deadlines. Bookings at a promotional rate can be made in several ways: online, by email (reservas@malhadinhanova.pt) or by phone (+351 284 965 432).

The Herdade da Malhadinha Nova team provides service in Portuguese, English, French and German, reflecting its international guest base. The website is also available in these four languages. Communication about bookings and experiences can take place in any of these languages, by email at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt or by phone on +351 284 965 432.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova accepts pets. Bookings and the relevant conditions can be arranged in several ways: by phone (+351 284 965 432), by email (reservas@malhadinhanova.pt) or online, via the official website www.malhadinhanova.pt.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova’s booking, prepayment and cancellation terms are presented at the time of booking and may vary depending on the type of rate, package or season. For any questions, we recommend contacting the reservations team by phone on +351 284 965 432 or by email at reservas@malhadinhanova.pt.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is located in Albernoa, in the municipality of Beja, in the Baixo Alentejo, Portugal. The postal address is 7800-601 Albernoa, Beja, and the reference coordinates are approximately 37.8214, -7.9779. The property extends over around 744 hectares of Alentejo plains, home to the vineyard, the olive grove, the organic vegetable garden and free-range livestock, and is located around 30 minutes’ drive from Beja.

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Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has a single email address and two telephone numbers:

• Email: reservas@malhadinhanova.pt
• Hotel, Restaurant and Wine Tourism: +351 284 965 210
• General Enquiries: +351 284 965 432

The address is Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, 7800-601 Albernoa, Beja, Portugal, and the official website is www.malhadinhanova.pt.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is approximately 2 hours’ drive from Lisbon, a distance of around 180 km via the A2 and A26 motorways. It is also around 1 hour 30 minutes from Faro Airport and around 30 minutes from Beja. For precise directions from your starting point, we recommend using the property’s location in a navigation app.

Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is most easily reached by car. From Lisbon, take the A2 towards the Algarve and then the A26 towards Beja, continuing on to Albernoa. We recommend entering the address (7800-601 Albernoa, Beja) or the property’s coordinates into a navigation app. Reception (+351 284 965 432) can provide detailed directions.

The main international airports for reaching Herdade da Malhadinha Nova are Lisbon, around 2 hours away by car, and Faro, around 1 hour 30 minutes away. From either airport, the final stretch is by road. We recommend checking the available transport options with the property.

The most practical way to reach Herdade da Malhadinha Nova is by car. International guests can fly into Lisbon or Faro and continue in their own or a hire car. The estate can also help arrange transport services, subject to prior coordination. We recommend confirming your preferred type of transport when booking.

Yes. Herdade da Malhadinha Nova has several free car parks. As it is a rural property spanning hundreds of hectares, arriving by car is the most practical option, with parking spaces near the different accommodation units.