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Portugal: Dry Wines

Contents

  1. History of Portugal
  2. Portuguese Wine in Context
  3. Land and Climate
  4. Portuguese Wine Law
  5. The Grapes of Portugal
  6. Regions
  7. Bibliography

Intro Paragraph

History of Portugal

Ancient History

Colonization and Fortification

Plagues of the 19th Century

Fascism, Corporatization, and Cooperation

Portuguese Wine in the 21st Century

Portuguese Wine in Context

Land and Climate

Coast

Mountains

Savannah

Islands

Portuguese Wine Law

White Grapes

Red Grapes

The Grapes of Portugal

White Grapes

Red Grapes

Regions

Minho

Trás-os-Montes

Douro

Tavora Varosa

Bairrada

Dão

Beira Interior

Lisboa, Setúbal, and Tejo

Carcavelos
Colares
Bucelas
Other Regions

Setúbal Peninsula

Alentejo

Portalegre
Borba
Redondo
Évora
Reguengos, Granja-Amareleja, and Moura
Vidigueira
Vinho de Talha DOC

Algarve

Madeira

Azores

Bibliography

Compiled by _____ (April 2024)

Edited by Stacy Ladenburger

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