Region

Mêda is the only municipality in Portugal that belongs to two demarcated wine regions: Beira Interior and Douro.

The Beira Interior region was created in 1999 but has a winery past that dates back to the founding of the nationality. Lands with granitic soil, with an altitude between 500 and 700 meters and a cold climate in winter and very hot in summer.

The Douro region is the oldest demarcated region in the world and has a long winery tradition, with vineyards at lower altitude, on schist soils and a climate with more moderate temperatures in winter, but also very hot in summer.