Baixo Corgo

Baixo Corgo is a wine-producing subregion within the Douro Valley in Portugal, renowned for its high-quality red wines made primarily from native grape varieties like Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz. Located along the Douro River, it features steep, terraced vineyards with a hot, dry climate ideal for grape cultivation. The region’s wines are appreciated for their rich, robust flavors, good aging potential, and balance of fruit and tannins. Baixo Corgo's historical significance as part of Portugal’s oldest demarcated wine region contributes to its reputation for producing wines with authenticity and regional character.