The Dão is a renowned wine region located in central Portugal, known for its picturesque landscapes and diverse grape varieties. It is characterized by its mountainous terrain and a climate that combines both Atlantic and continental influences, which contribute to the unique flavors of its wines. The region primarily produces red wines, often made from Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, and Jaen grapes, as well as white wines from Encruzado and Malvasia. Dão wines are celebrated for their elegance, balance, and aging potential. The region's winemaking tradition dates back centuries, with a focus on quality and terroir. The wines typically exhibit rich fruit flavors, floral notes, and a distinct minerality, making them popular among wine enthusiasts. The Dão region is also part of the larger Dão-Lafões wine sub-region, which further enhances its reputation in the world of Portuguese wines.