Alentejo 

One of Portugal's less well known areas, from Portugal.org.
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Turismo do Alentejo 

The second largest of Portugal's five mainland regions is, essentially an enormous plain (though less monotonous than Spain's La Mancha). Its northern subregions, Portalegre or the Alentejo Alto and Evora or Alentejo Central, are most gratifying for visitors, with delightful old towns and villages, its western region, Alentejo Litoral, offers some of the least known beach areas in the country, and its southern subregion, Beja or Baixo Alentejo, is almost entirely agricultural, fields of cereals as far as the eye can see, to the extent that it is considered Portugal's "bread basket." The link goes to the web site of the regional tourist board, Turismo do Alentejo.
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Vinhos do Alentejo 

The Alentejo wine denominação de origem has the subregions Portalegre, Borba, Redondo, Reguengos, Vidigueira, Évora, Granja/Amareleja and Moura. The link goes to the Portuguese-only website of the CVRA, the Comissão Vitivinícola Regional Alentejana or Wine and Winery Board of the Alentejo Region.
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