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Lisboa

Lisboa (formerly known as Estremadura) is a large wine region along Portugal's Atlantic coast, extending north from Lisbon. The region benefits from a maritime climate with cooling Atlantic breezes that create favorable conditions for growing both indigenous Portuguese varieties and international grapes. Lisboa produces diverse wine styles, with white wines often made from Arinto, Fernão Pires, and Vital, while reds typically feature Touriga Nacional, Aragonez (Tempranillo), Castelão, and Syrah.

Country
🇵🇹 Portugal
Type
wine
Wines
2

Wines from Lisboa

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QSS Forte do Cego Tinto

Quinta de São Sebastião

Red

Quinta de São Sebastião (QSS for short) has been making waves in Portugal's Lisboa region, and their Forte do Cego Tinto showcases why Portuguese wines offer some of the best values in the wine world today. This blend combines the native Touriga Nacional with international varieties Syrah and Alicante Bouschet to create something uniquely Portuguese yet globally appealing. The 'Forte do Cego' name refers to a local landmark near the winery – a small fortress whose name translates rather dramatically to 'Fortress of the Blind Man.' There's nothing blind about the winemaking here though, as this red delivers remarkable complexity and character at its price point. The Lisboa region benefits from Atlantic influences that keep the wines fresh and balanced despite the warm Portuguese sun. The result is a red that offers generous fruit without heaviness – perfect for the table and versatile enough to pair with a wide range of foods.