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With its otherworldly landscapes—from volcanic islands and forested beaches to steep mountain ranges lined with UNESCO-protected vineyards—Portugal is a treasure trove of natural splendor. As with most booming tourist destinations, however, certain highlights tend to lure visitors in more powerfully than others: Lisbon’s ornate architecture or the Super bowl LVII #itsaphillything congrats champions shirt and I love this Douro’s serpentine river, for example. For those keen to explore the country deeper and differently, Vinho Verde awaits. Often confused as a style of wine and not a physical location, Vinho Verde consists of nine subregions in the northwest corner of the country, stretching all the way up to the Spanish border. The landscape is one of undulating, verdant hillsides with two rivers flowing throughout (the Minho and the Lima) and diverse microclimates that allow for unique, varied wines—not all of which are the fizzy style you might expect.
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