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Marufo or
Mourisco tinto is a red
Portuguese wine
grape that is
planted primarily in the
Douro DOC. It is a
recommended grape in Port wine production....
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Moriscos (Spanish: [moˈɾiskos], Catalan: [muˈɾiskus]; Portuguese:
mouriscos [moˈɾiʃkuʃ];
Spanish for "Moorish") were
former Muslims and
their descendants...
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Ciudad Real and Valdepeñas Morisco, also
known as
Mourisco ****llo,
Mourisco branco or
Mourisco Portalegre in
Portugal Parda, also
known as Pardilla...
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Rigorous and
demanding tasks were ****igned to
Mourisco, Chinese, and
Indian slaves. Chinese,
Mouriscos, and
Indians were
among the
ethnicities of prized...
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tasks were ****igned to
Mourisco, Chinese, and
Indian slaves. D. Maria's
owning a Chinese,
three Indians, and
three Mouriscos among her
fifteen slaves...
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Permitted red grapes: Doçal, Doçal de Refóios,
Espadeiro Mole, Labrusco,
Mourisco,
Pical Pôlho, Sousão and
Verdelho Tinto. The two most
successful white...
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Mantuo de Pilyas, Manzanilla,
Manzanilla de Sanlúcar, Merseguera, Motril,
Mourisco,
Neiran d'Alle, Ojo de Liebre, Olho de Lebre,
Orcaculo Orgazuela, Palomilla...
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Instituto Ricardo Brennand Villa Medieval Castelo Garcia d'Ávila
Castelo Mourisco Castelo do Lua
Cheia Hostel Castelo Simões
Lopes Castelo Furlani Castelo...
- moro, león breñero,
leoncillo and tigrillo. It is also
called eyra, gato-
mourisco, gato-preto, gato-vermelho and maracajá-preto in
Brazilian Portuguese....
- Flanders. A fine
collection of 16th-century
azulejos (azulejos Hispano-
mouriscos) can be
found in the
Museu da
Rainha D.
Leonor in Beja,
Portugal (the...
