“Portugal – The simple life”, an insider’s perspective to Portugal.
If your plans to have a property abroad include delicious food, a fantastic climate, friendly people and lots of things to see and do, then Portugal is definitely the right place to be.
Dylan who has made his life in Portugal shares an insider experience of living in Portugal and a glimpse of the marvellous lifestyle that has captivated foreigners from all over the world.
Join his weekly podcast where along with his guests they shine some light on the various aspects of investing and owning a property in Portugal.
This podcast is sponsored by Portugal Realty, welcome to the simple life!
This week, Dylan is joined by James Mayor of Grape Discoveries. They discuss, amongst other things, the magic of The Douro Valley.
More about James & Grape Discoveries:
Before ‘falling in love’ with Portugal, James lived in England and France, where in his twenties he worked as an intern on a famous Medoc wine estate. In Paris, he owned an art gallery, later working as a consultant for the wine and spirits division of the luxury goods group LVMH. He is bilingual English/French.
Today he lives in the magical city of Porto and spends as much time as he can in the Douro Valley, making friends and leading a limited number of wine tours through the Douro Valley. Many wonderful people in the region have been incredibly welcoming, and over the years James has been privileged to become an ‘insider’.
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