The Dão region can be defined as a plateau surrounded by several mountains, with unique conditions of soil, climate and grape varieties, which give rise to great wines.
The Dão region is one of the oldest wine regions in Portugal.

It was the religious orders, and in particular the monks of the monks of the Cistercian order, who spread the cultivation of the vine during the the Middle Ages and has been expanding ever since.

The vineyards of the Dão, rooted on plateaus with shallow granite soils shallow granite soils, produce full-bodied wines with a great capacity for capacity for aging in the bottle.

Discover the Touriga Nacional du Dão, a powerful and expressive wine that embodies the passion of Portuguese wine. Immerse yourself in this intense aromatic universe, with notes of black fruit and spices, and let yourself be seduced by its velvety texture and firm tannins. A captivating taste journey awaits you in the heart of the Dão wine region.

It is a complex and refined wine, with floral notes of violets
violet, blackberry and raspberry, spice and smoke.

Well structured, with silky tannins and a long, persistent finish.
and persistent finish.