Includes six-growing areas: Arruda, Alenquer, Torres Vedras, Obidos, Alcobaça Encostas d'Aire. Despite the short distance used varieties vary depending on the region very strong, and both the white and red wines have the amazing differences. In general, the great diversity to the diversity of soils returned. Dominant Grapes: Periquita, Tinta Miúda, Arinto, Fernão Pires. The Estremadura district lies slightly inland on the coastal strip from Leiria and runs southwards down towards Lisbon. It is generally thought of as a source of cheap wine with a soft fruity flavour that is easy to drink. Within the region are three IPR (Indication of Regulated Provenance) wine-growing areas. Alcobaça (IPR) This area is very close to the coast and covers the municipality of Caldas da Rainha and includes part of the municipality of Porto de Mós. The red wines from this region are light, smooth and nicely palatable. The white wines are pale in color with fresh, fruity and aromatic flavours. Encostas de Aire (IPR) This area covers the municipalities of Batalha, Vila Nova de Ourém, Leiria and Porto de Mós. The red wine from this region is light with a ruby-colored and the white is fresh, fruity and aromatic. Tomar (IPR) The town of this area is steeped in history and in the 14th Century was the home of the Order of Knights Templar. The neighbouring town of Ferreira do Zêzere shares the same links with history and also is part of this wine area. The red wine is light in color and body, with some acidity. The white wine has a slight green tinge and a fruity crisp flavour.