Part of the larger Lisboa region, the Óbidos DOC sits just inland from the Atlantic on limestone-rich soils. Cooled by ocean breezes, it produces fresh, vibrant whites — Arinto and Fernão Pires excel here — and lighter, savoury reds from Castelão and Tinta Miúda. Traditional-method sparkling wines have also emerged as a strength, taking advantage of the natural acidity that the maritime climate provides. The region is small, low-yielding by Portuguese standards, and increasingly the source of refined, food-friendly wines with strong value.
Wine Radar compares prices for Óbidos wines across Portuguese online retailers — 14 in the catalogue.
Common grape varieties in Óbidos include Touriga Nacional, Castelão, Arinto, Fernão Pires, Aragonez.
Part of the larger Lisboa region, the Óbidos DOC sits just inland from the Atlantic on limestone-rich soils. Cooled by ocean breezes, it produces fresh, vibrant whites — Arinto and Fernão Pires excel here — and lighter, savoury reds from Castelão and Tinta Miúda. Traditional-method sparkling wines have also emerged as…
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