Bairrada wine is a renowned wine produced in the Bairrada region of Portugal, located between the Atlantic Ocean and the city of Coimbra. This region is known for its unique climate and fertile soils, which contribute to the distinct flavors of its wines. The primary grape varieties used in Bairrada wines include Baga for red wines and Maria Gomes for whites, both of which thrive in the region's conditions. Bairrada wines are characterized by their rich, full-bodied reds and crisp, aromatic whites. The red wines, often aged in oak barrels, display deep flavors of dark fruits and spices, while the whites are typically fresh and fruity. The region is also known for its sparkling wines, made using traditional methods, which have gained recognition for their quality and complexity.