The Távora-Varosa appellation, located in the northern region of Portugal, is a renowned Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), recognized for its exceptionally high-quality sparkling wines. Nestled between the gentle hills and fertile valleys of the Távora and Varosa rivers, this region benefits from a moderate continental climate that favors the cultivation of robust and diverse grapevines. The region's granite and schist soils contribute to giving the wines a distinct minerality and vibrant freshness.
The main grape varieties used in this region include Malvasia Fina, Gouveio, Cerceal, and Chardonnay for the whites, as well as Pinot Noir and Touriga Nacional for the reds and rosés. Távora-Varosa is especially famous for its sparkling wines made in the traditional method, which are distinguished by their finesse, aromatic complexity, and delicate effervescence.
Aimed at wine enthusiasts ranging from beginners to experienced collectors, the Távora-Varosa appellation offers a unique oenological experience, reflecting the rich Portuguese terroir and the local passion for quality viticulture.