Portuguese Products with Protected Designation of Origin
18 entries in the Portuguese Products with Protected Designation of Origin compendium.
AlheiraPortuguese sausage of meat and bread, invented by Sephardic Jews.Bairrada DOCA coastal DOC known for sparkling wines and Baga reds.BoteloPortuguese smoked sausage made from seasoned pig offcuts.Bucelas DOCWhite wine region known for cool fermentation and historical English popularity.CachenaSmall Iberian cattle breed reared for beef.Carcavelos DOCA historic Portuguese fortified wine region near Lisbon.Chouriço de ossosA smoked and dried pork sausage from Portugal and Spain.Colares DOCA DOC wine region with ungrafted Ramisco vines grown in sand.Dão DOCMountainous DOC region known for Touriga Nacional and tannic reds.GinjinhaPortuguese sour-cherry liqueur with protected origin in Serra da Estrela.MaronesaA rustic mountain cattle breed from northern Portugal.MirandesaPortuguese beef breed from the Terra de Miranda.MorcelaPortuguese blood sausage with protected designation of origin.Ovos molesA Portuguese pastry of egg yolks and sugar in a wafer shell.Port winePortuguese fortified wine from the Douro Valley.Sandeman (wine)Port and sherry brand founded in 1790.Queijo São JorgeA protected cheese from the Azores with a strong, slightly spicy bouquet.Queijo Serra da EstrelaPortuguese sheep's milk cheese coagulated with thistle and PDO-protected.
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