Financial Times: Emily Brontë would have felt at home in the Alto Minho. The wuthering heights of Portugal’s northernmost region are as wild and exhilarating as the Yorkshire moors, a landscape of “intractable mountains, dark woods, deep valleys and dangerous ravines”, according to a monk who reached the area in the 17th century. The weather rarely strays from what Brontë called “atmospheric tumult” and the people, like her tempestuous characters, see themselves as fearless, headstrong and …