Select a Region
Vinho Verde
Vinho Verde, located in northwest Portugal, is known for its fresh, crisp white wines. The region's name translates to "green wine," referring to the wine's youthful character rather than its color.
Trás-os-Montes
Trás-os-Montes, meaning "behind the mountains," is a rugged region in northeastern Portugal. The area produces distinctive red and white wines influenced by its continental climate.
Porto e Douro
The Douro Valley is Portugal's oldest wine region and famous for Port wine. This UNESCO World Heritage site features stunning terraced vineyards along the Douro River.
Távora-Varosa
Távora-Varosa is a small region known for producing excellent sparkling wines using traditional methods. The high-altitude vineyards create ideal conditions for these wines.
Dão
The Dão region, surrounded by mountains, produces elegant red wines primarily from the Touriga Nacional grape. The sheltered location creates a unique microclimate for viticulture.
Bairrada
Bairrada is famous for its robust red wines made from the Baga grape variety. The region also produces notable sparkling wines and is known for its roast suckling pig dish.
Beira Interior
Beira Interior, near the Spanish border, has vineyards at high elevations that produce distinctive wines. The continental climate with extreme temperature variations influences the wine character.
Lisboa
The Lisboa wine region stretches along Portugal's central coast. The Atlantic influence creates diverse microclimates, producing a wide range of wine styles.
Tejo
The Tejo region, named after the Tagus River, has a long winemaking history dating back to Roman times. The fertile riverbanks produce fruity, accessible wines.
Península de Setúbal
The Setúbal Peninsula is known for its sweet Moscatel wines. The region's sandy soils and proximity to the ocean create ideal conditions for this aromatic grape variety.
Alentejo
Alentejo, covering a third of Portugal, produces full-bodied, fruit-forward wines. The hot climate and flat terrain result in ripe, accessible wines that have gained international recognition.
Algarve
The Algarve wine region in southern Portugal benefits from its Mediterranean climate. Recent investments have improved quality, producing fresh whites and structured red wines.