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Lisbon Wines & Liquors is located in the Ironbound section of Newark, NJ. Step inside and discover bottles you won’t find anywhere else.

Located in the heart of Newark’s historic Ironbound District, Lisbon Wines & Liquors is your destination for exceptional wines and spirits with a Portuguese soul. We specialize in rare and family-owned Portuguese and Spanish wines & liquors, and proudly offer the largest Port Wine selection in the region — with vintages dating back to 1910. Whether you’re building a cellar, hosting something special, or simply exploring something new, our team is here to guide you.

10/27/2026

Have you ever taken a sip of Port, swallowed, and paused for a moment?

That moment afterward is part of the experience.

In w**e tasting, we call it the finish: the flavors and sensations that remain after a sip.

It might be fruit, spice, sweetness, warmth, or another impression entirely. Every w**e has its own character, and learning to notice it can make tasting more rewarding.

Here's a little exercise for your next glass of Port:

🍷 Take a small sip.
👃 Notice the aromas and flavors.
⏳ Pause after swallowing.
💭 Ask yourself: What do I still notice?

There isn't one right answer. The point is to slow down, pay attention, and discover what makes each w**e distinctive.

Because enjoying w**e isn't only about the first impression. It's also about what stays with you.

When you taste w**e, do you pay attention to the finish? Tell us in the comments. 👇

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10/26/2026

The Douro, without the oak. 🍷🇵🇹

What makes a Portuguese red memorable? Sometimes, it’s not about adding more. It’s about letting the fruit speak.

Meet Casa Ferreirinha Papa Figos Red DOC Douro 2024, a vibrant, unoaked red from one of Portugal’s historic w**e houses.

Expect ripe strawberries, cherries, and blackberries, hints of fresh fig and orange blossom, and a generous palate wrapped in velvety tannins. Its lively acidity keeps everything in balance, finishing fresh and inviting.

Made with traditional Douro varieties—including Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, and Tinta Barroca—this is a red that feels equally at home beside a Sunday roast or a relaxed dinner with friends.

And here's the w**e detail worth remembering: unoaked doesn't mean uncomplicated. Without oak aging, the focus stays on the w**e’s expressive fruit and natural character.

🍽️ Our pairing pick: herb-roasted chicken or garlic-and-rosemary pork.

Now we're curious: when choosing a red w**e, do you prefer bold oak flavors or fresh, fruit-driven character?

Tell us in the comments—and save this for your next dinner-party w**e discovery.

Explore Papa Figos through the link in our bio or visit Lisbon W**es & Liquors in Newark.

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10/25/2026

🥂 Here's a little flavor question for your Sunday:

When it comes to a brunch drink, which flavor direction catches your attention first?

🍊 CITRUS: Meet Mimosa Miovino Sparkling W**e & Orange Cocktail.

🍑 PEACH: Discover Miovino Bellini Sparkling Peach Cocktail.

🌿 MINT: Say hello to Miovino Mojito Sparkling W**e Cocktail.

Why does flavor matter? Because aroma is a big part of how we experience what we drink. Citrus, stone fruit, and aromatic herbs each bring a different character to our flavor expectations.

And that's part of the fun of discovering something new.

Whether your ideal Sunday means a lively brunch with friends or a leisurely late-morning meal, there's a new Miovino arrival waiting to be discovered at Lisbon W**es & Liquors.

Your turn: ORANGE, PEACH, or MINT? 👇

Tell us your pick in the comments!

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10/24/2026

🍷 SAVE THE DATE: GRAND W**E TASTING 2026

An evening of Portuguese w**e, delicious food, and good company is coming to Lisbon W**es & Liquors! 🇵🇹

Join us for a special evening celebrating the diversity and character of Portuguese w**es, complemented by food. Whether you're a longtime w**e enthusiast or simply curious to discover something new, there's a glass waiting to be explored.

📅 Thursday, November 19, 2026
🕕 6 PM – 9 PM
📍 Lisbon W**es & Liquors | Newark, NJ
🎟️ FREE ADMISSION

Discover new favorites, explore the flavors of Portugal, and share the experience with fellow w**e lovers.

🥂 Mark your calendar and RSVP!

We look forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable evening of Portuguese w**e discovery.

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10/20/2026

🍷 AGE IS ONLY HALF THE STORY.

Here's a question for Port w**e lovers: if two Ports spend years maturing, will they develop in the same way?

Not necessarily. The journey matters.

🪵 Tawny Port: Time in wooden casks allows gradual oxygen exposure to shape the w**e. With extended maturation, you may discover notes of nuts, dried fruit, caramel, and spice, alongside its characteristic amber and tawny hues.

🍷 Vintage Port: Its story continues in the bottle. Generally bottled young, Vintage Port can develop slowly over many years, gaining complexity as its fruit, tannins, and structure evolve.

One matures in wood. The other is known for its potential to evolve in the bottle. Neither story is better by default—they're simply different.

And that’s one of the fascinating things about Portuguese Port: time isn't just about how long a w**e ages. It's also about how it ages.

👇 Your turn: WOOD or BOTTLE?

Would you rather explore the nutty, amber complexity of Tawny Port or the evolving depth of Vintage Port? Tell us in the comments.

Save this post for your next Port discovery, and follow Lisbon W**es & Liquors for more stories behind Portugal's w**es.

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10/19/2026

What happens when Sauvignon Blanc meets the Atlantic? 🇵🇹🌊

Meet Casa de Compostela Sauvignon Blanc Terroir Marítimo 2025, a Portuguese white from the Minho region that offers a different perspective on a familiar grape.

🍋 Mandarin and lime
🥭 Ripe tropical fruit
🌿 A fresh green, herbaceous note
🪨 A distinct mineral touch
✨ Crisp acidity and a clean, invigorating finish

The details make this w**e especially interesting: it is made from 100% Sauvignon Blanc, grown on silica-rich granite soils, and aged for nine months on fine lees.

That last step can add texture and complexity while preserving the freshness that makes Sauvignon Blanc so appealing.

Pour it alongside grilled shrimp, fresh oysters, ceviche, or creamy asparagus risotto.

Because sometimes discovering a new w**e doesn't mean discovering a new grape. It means discovering a new place.

Have you tried Sauvignon Blanc from Portugal? Tell us below.

Explore this bottle at lisbonliquors.com.

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10/18/2026

🍷 DON’T TELL US WHAT W**E YOU DRINK. TELL US WHAT YOU’RE EATING.

Let's play the Rota das Naus W**e Personality Test! 🇵🇹

Your dinner might tell us everything we need to know.

🍖 Grilled pork, lamb, or hearty pasta?
You might be a Rota das Naus Red Alentejo person. Think ripe-fruit character, a medium body, and a great companion for savory dishes.

🍋 Seafood, fresh salads, or a light lunch?
Meet your potential match: Rota das Naus White Vinho Verde DOC 2025, with green apple, citrus, and refreshing character.

🧀 Cheese, olives, bread, and a little bit of everything?
Tell us what's on the table. We'll help you think through the pairing.

There's no test to pass and no w**e expertise required. Just good food, a little curiosity, and a Portuguese w**e worth discovering.

👇 What's on your table this weekend? Tell us your menu in the comments, and we'll help you choose your Rota das Naus.

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10/17/2026

On Wednesday, October 14, James Suckling’s TOP 100 W**es of Portugal 2026: Breaking the Mold was announced — and there’s a bottle on that list waiting to be discovered at Lisbon W**es & Liquors.

Meet Van Zellers & Co VZ White DOC Douro 2024, awarded 93 points by James Suckling.

From Portugal’s iconic Douro region, this white brings together stone-fruit character, mineral notes, and a dry, subtly saline finish. A thoughtful expression of the Douro beyond the reds the region is so well known for.

A little recognition. A lot to discover.

🍇 Discover Van Zellers & Co VZ White 2024 at Lisbon W**es & Liquors.

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10/13/2026

🍂 In Portugal, roasted chestnuts have a traditional companion. Have you met it?

When autumn arrives, the aroma of castanhas assadas—roasted chestnuts—brings back memories of Portuguese streets, family gatherings, and São Martinho celebrations.

One traditional companion to this seasonal favorite is Jeropiga: a sweet Portuguese grape-based drink made by adding grape spirit during fermentation to preserve its natural sweetness.

Meet Jeropiga Vice Rei, with its golden-amber color and inviting notes of honey, raisins, figs, and dates. Pour a small glass, bring out the roasted chestnuts, and enjoy a little taste of Portuguese autumn.

And the tradition doesn't stop there. Jeropiga can also be enjoyed with Portuguese pastries, fruit desserts, or creamy cheeses.

🇵🇹 Now we're curious: Did you grow up enjoying Jeropiga with roasted chestnuts, or is this a Portuguese tradition you're discovering for the first time?

Tell us in the comments—and share this with someone who loves Portugal.

Discover Jeropiga Vice Rei at Lisbon W**es & Liquors.

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10/12/2026

What if one bottle could tell the story of an entire w**e region? 🇵🇹

Meet BOINA Red DOC Douro 2019 from Portugal Boutique W**ery.

The Douro is a landscape of contrasts: schist and granite, high-altitude vineyards and sun-exposed slopes, generations of small growers and some of Portugal's most distinctive native grapes.

BOINA brings that diversity together.

🍇 Old vines: Grapes from vineyards more than 60 years old.

⛰️ Different terroirs: From the schist-and-granite transition around 500 meters to classic schist soils in the Douro's Baixo Corgo and Cima Corgo.

🇵🇹 Native varieties: Touriga Franca, Tinta Amarela, Tinta Carvalha, Tinta Francisca and Souzão form the heart of this field blend.

🍓 In the glass: Strawberry, wild red berries, vibrant acidity and silky tannins, finishing fresh and complex.

The w**emaking follows the same philosophy: hand-harvested grapes, two days of cold maceration, indigenous yeasts and controlled fermentation in stainless steel.

The goal isn't to make the loudest w**e in the room.

It's to preserve the character of the place.

BOINA is also a tribute to the small w**egrowers who have dedicated their lives to the Douro—a landscape recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001.

One w**e. Many landscapes. A heritage worth preserving.

Have you tried a Douro red made from a field blend of native grapes?

Tell us below. 👇

Discover BOINA at Lisbon W**es & Liquors.

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Address

114 Ferry Street
Newark, NJ
07105

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 10pm
Saturday	9am - 10pm
Sunday	12pm - 8pm

Telephone

+19733440139

Website

http://www.lisbonliquors.com/

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