Welcome To Porto #3: Port Wine Tasting
Porto has a lot of wonders to be discovered and Port wine is one of those. An attraction known worldwide, Port wine keeps on being a lifestyle icon and a symbol of pleasure and joy. If you’re looking for a marvelous wine tasting experience, come with us and we will show you the best places in Porto where you can enjoy unique and remarkable wines. Have a good one!
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Sandeman
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Dressed with the mantle of the Porto’s University students and a wide-brimmed hat, Don (the iconic Sandeman figure) stands out as dramatic shadowy figure, holding a glass of a ruby coloured Port wine. This is a winery located in a 1797 building with guided tours of Port cellars and tastings, plus a museum and a gift shop. Surely an unforgettable experience to remember for years and years to come.
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Largo Miguel Bombarda 3, 4430-175 Vila Nova de Gaia
Taylor’s
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Taylor’s, now in its fourth century, recently renovated its 300 year old cellars to incorporate a modern and innovative museum circuit. Prepare to be taken on a vivid tour of the lodge that includes an array of films, images, exhibits, photographs and paitings. Prepare yourself for a quintessential journey through history and taste Taylor’s with your soul.
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Rua do Choupelo 250, 4400-088 Vila Nova de Gaia
Casa Ferreira
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Founded in 1751, the brand’s history is intertwined with the history of the evolution of the Douro region, demarcated only 5 years after, in 1756. Twice widowed, Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira contributed significantly to the consolidation of the brand. Casa Ferreira is one of the essentials when it comes to wine tourism in Portugal. Trust us, you won’t regret!
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Avenida Ramos Pinto 70, 4400-082 Vila Nova de Gaia
Ramos Pinto
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Right on the riverfront, you can visit the rather grand Ramos Pinto and take a look at its historic offices and ageing cellars. The basic 40-minute tour includes a visit to the museum plus a generous five-Port tasting. A personal touch and autonomy are two of the key factors, which give its wines that unique and distinct characteristic, outlining the development of its work for the future.
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Avenida de Ramos Pinto 380, 4400-222 Porto
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