Visit Portugal has partnered with Portugalia Marketplace to create a unique collaborative box that offers tastes and sips of Portugal presented in a beautifully designed “suitcase”. This curated collection brings together authentic products from each region of the country, allowing you to experience the rich diversity of Portugal’s culture, flavors, and traditions. From the coastal delicacies of the Algarve to the sweet treats of Porto and the North, this box encapsulates the essence of Portugal, making it a perfect gift or personal indulgence for those who appreciate the country's heritage.

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• Portela Bean Coffee - Lisboa: A delightful blend of Colombian, Brazilian, and Ethiopian beans, showcasing rich tasting notes of cocoa, nut, and cinnamon. Expertly roasted in Lisbon since 1877.
• Chocolataria Equador Dark Chocolate with Port Wine: An exotic and sophisticated combination that unites the rich and intense flavor of dark chocolate with the sweetness and acidity of wine.
• Cha Gorreana Hysson Loose Leaf Green Tea: One of Europe's oldest tea estates, offering hand-picked tea with a delicate aroma and intense flavor, rich in tannins and antioxidants.
• SerraMel Wild Lavender Honey: Wild lavender honey harvested in Portugal's interior mountains, where bees thrive in unspoiled, pollution-free areas rich in wild lavender and untouched flora.
• Conservas Santos Sardines in Olive Oil: Fresh, hand-packed fish caught off the coast, these sardines are tinned in Olhão, Algarve with high-quality olive oil.
• Oliveira Alentejana Extra Virgin Olive Oil: An extra virgin olive oil from Alentejo made from early-harvested olives, delivering a fresh, smooth, and fruity flavor. Its versatility makes it ideal for cooking or finishing dishes.
• Chábom Sugarcane Cake: A rich, spiced delicacy that’s an iconic part of Madeira’s culinary heritage, it’s made with molasses from locally grown sugarcane and showcases a deep caramel-like sweetness.
• Galo de Barcelos: One of Portugal's most iconic symbols, it represents faith, justice, and good fortune. Its origin lies in the legend of a miraculous rooster that saved a wrongly accused pilgrim from execution in the town of Barcelos.