Touriga Nacional

Touriga Nacional is one of Portugal's most prestigious red grape varieties and a central component of many top Ports and dry red wines. It is prized for deep color, intense aroma and serious structure.

The grape can show blackberry, blueberry, cassis, violet, bergamot, herbs and spice. While it is strongly linked to the Douro and Dão, it is now planted in several Portuguese regions and increasingly abroad.

€ 21,53/l incl. VAT, plus shipping

€ 9,07/l incl. VAT, plus shipping

What does Touriga Nacional taste like?

Touriga Nacional often tastes of blackberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, plum, violet and aromatic herbs. Floral lift is one of its signatures, even in powerful wines.

It usually has firm tannins, concentrated fruit and a full body, with enough freshness to age. Oak ageing may add cedar, chocolate, vanilla, clove or smoky spice.

Where does Touriga Nacional come from?

Touriga Nacional is native to Portugal and is especially important in the Douro and Dão. It has long been one of the noble grapes for Port and is now central to many dry premium reds.

Beyond its historic regions, it is found across Portugal, including Alentejo and Lisboa, and has attracted interest in countries such as Australia, South Africa and the United States.

Which Touriga Nacional styles are there?

Touriga Nacional appears in powerful dry red blends, varietal wines and fortified Port styles. In blends, it contributes aroma, color, tannin and ageing potential.

Dry wines range from polished and fruit-driven to dense, oak-aged and cellar-worthy. Port styles can be rich, sweet and long-lived, emphasizing concentration and dark fruit.

What food pairs with Touriga Nacional?

Dry Touriga Nacional pairs well with grilled beef, lamb, venison, roast pork, duck, rich stews and hard cheeses. Its tannin and concentration need flavorful dishes.

It also suits mushroom ragout, black olive flavors and herb-roasted vegetables. Sweet fortified styles are better with blue cheese, chocolate desserts or nut pastries.

Buy Touriga Nacional wine online

Touriga Nacional is ideal for anyone seeking expressive Portuguese reds with power, perfume and ageing potential. It offers both intensity and distinctive floral complexity.

Browse our Touriga Nacional selection to discover dry reds, blends and classic Port-inspired depth from Portugal's leading regions.

Touriga Nacional

Touriga Nacional is one of Portugal's most prestigious red grape varieties and a central component of many top Ports and dry red wines. It is prized for deep color, intense aroma and serious structure.

The grape can show blackberry, blueberry, cassis, violet, bergamot, herbs and spice. While it is strongly linked to the Douro and Dão, it is now planted in several Portuguese regions and increasingly abroad.

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What does Touriga Nacional taste like?

Touriga Nacional often tastes of blackberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, plum, violet and aromatic herbs. Floral lift is one of its signatures, even in powerful wines.

It usually has firm tannins, concentrated fruit and a full body, with enough freshness to age. Oak ageing may add cedar, chocolate, vanilla, clove or smoky spice.



Where does Touriga Nacional come from?

Touriga Nacional is native to Portugal and is especially important in the Douro and Dão. It has long been one of the noble grapes for Port and is now central to many dry premium reds.

Beyond its historic regions, it is found across Portugal, including Alentejo and Lisboa, and has attracted interest in countries such as Australia, South Africa and the United States.

Which Touriga Nacional styles are there?

Touriga Nacional appears in powerful dry red blends, varietal wines and fortified Port styles. In blends, it contributes aroma, color, tannin and ageing potential.

Dry wines range from polished and fruit-driven to dense, oak-aged and cellar-worthy. Port styles can be rich, sweet and long-lived, emphasizing concentration and dark fruit.



What food pairs with Touriga Nacional?

Dry Touriga Nacional pairs well with grilled beef, lamb, venison, roast pork, duck, rich stews and hard cheeses. Its tannin and concentration need flavorful dishes.

It also suits mushroom ragout, black olive flavors and herb-roasted vegetables. Sweet fortified styles are better with blue cheese, chocolate desserts or nut pastries.

Buy Touriga Nacional wine online

Touriga Nacional is ideal for anyone seeking expressive Portuguese reds with power, perfume and ageing potential. It offers both intensity and distinctive floral complexity.

Browse our Touriga Nacional selection to discover dry reds, blends and classic Port-inspired depth from Portugal's leading regions.




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