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Dao

Dao wine guide: the wine region in Portugal, its Tinta Roriz, the red wine and white wine it makes, and what to pour it with.

Country
Portugal
Climate
Continental
Signature grape
Tinta Roriz
Styles
red · white · rosé
5
Signature grapes
1
Producers listed
8
Bottles to find

Wine from Dao comes out of Portugal, where it sits as a wine region.

Growers build the wines around Tinta Roriz, filling out the blend with Touriga Nacional, Encruzado, Alfrocheiro Preto and Jaen.

Vines root into granite.

The climate is continental, running wide diurnal swing.

The vineyards themselves read as coastal, elevated and mountains.

Red wine, white wine and rosé wine is what the region is known for, and in the glass it shows full-bodied and traditionally heavily oxygenated.

Producers worth knowing include Sogrape Vinhos.

Soil
Granite
Climate
ContinentalWide diurnal swing
Terrain
CoastalElevatedMountains
Styles
redwhiterosé

In the glass.

White: Full-bodied and traditionally heavily oxygenated.

Grapes planted here.

Producers worth knowing.

01 Sogrape Vinhos

Bottles to look for.

  • Antonio Madeira 'A Palheira', Dao, Portugal
  • Antonio Madeira Vinha da Serra, Dao, Portugal
  • Antonio Madeira Vinhas Velhas Branco, Dao, Portugal
  • Antonio Madeira Vinhas Velhas Tinto, Dao, Portugal
  • Casa da Passarella 'Villa Oliveira' Encruzado, Dao, Portugal
  • Casa de Santar Reserva, Dao, Portugal
  • Casa dos Amados Osvaldo Amado 'Rarissimo' Tinto, Dao, Portugal
  • Caves Sao Joao 'Porta dos Cavaleiros' Reserva Tinto, Dao, Portugal

Nearby regions.

Dao: common questions

01.
What grapes is Dao known for?
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Tinta Roriz is the signature grape of Dao. Touriga Nacional, Encruzado, Alfrocheiro Preto and Jaen are also planted here.
02.
What kind of wine does Dao make?
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Dao produces red wine, white wine and rosé wine.
03.
Where is Dao?
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Dao is a wine region in Portugal.

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