Dão wine is a red and white wine produced in the Dão region of Portugal. This area is known for its mountainous terrain and diverse climate, which contribute to the unique characteristics of the wines. The primary grape varieties used in Dão red wines include Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, and Jaen, while white wines often feature Encruzado and Malvasia grapes. The Dão region has a long history of winemaking, with traditions dating back to Roman times. The wines are typically well-structured, with good acidity and aging potential, making them popular among wine enthusiasts. Dão wines are often enjoyed with a variety of foods, enhancing their appeal.