PORTO
6 Tours Reviewed
Port wine tastes better when you see it made. Poças is a Portuguese, family-run Port house with 100+ years behind it, now in the hands of the 4th generation. I love the family atmosphere (you feel the tradition without it…
Port and cheese sounds simple, right? In Porto’s Port country (Vila Nova de Gaia), this short tasting at Quevedo Lodge turns it into an educational mini-session: 3 different Ports, a 3-part cheese platter, and clear explanations from staff like Miguel…
Cheese meets port in a real grocery shop. I love how this tasting pairs Portuguese cheese with port wine right in a traditional Mercearia, and I especially like the variety, from creamy to hard and sharp. One thing to consider:…
A sailboat tasting makes Porto slow down. This 2-hour Douro River cruise is a simple, good idea: you get wine and cheese in a moving, scenic setting, with the tasting built around classic Port styles at the end. I like…
Port wine stops being a mystery here. At Cálem Cellars, you get a guided look at how Port is made in the Douro Demarcated Region, plus time in the Cálem Interactive Museum to understand the process before you taste. I…
Cheese makes Port make sense fast. This 1-hour tasting in Vila Nova de Gaia at Quevedo pairs classic Port styles with cheeses, and the guides explain what you’re tasting and why. You also get the feel of a cozy lodge…
