The municipality of Idanha-a-Nova, located in Beira Baixa, is part of the Beira Interior Wine Region. Its vast, high-altitude territory, with its characteristic soils and strong granite component, gives a particular identity to wine production. Idanha-a-Nova establishes a close link between viticulture, historical heritage, and rural landscape. The historic villages play a central role in wine tourism, connecting the history of wines with Roman and medieval heritage. The municipality actively promotes its terroir and regional grape varieties, contributing to the diversity of the Beira Interior DOC.

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