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Graham's Port Lodge
Wine cellar
Circa-1890 working port cellar open to the public for tastings by appointment only.
4.60 (1.4K reviews)
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Poças
Winery
😐 One of the local producers of Porto wine with a 3 generation history. They have several tours that vary in price depending the number of wines you taste at the end of the tour. The whole thing lasts 1 hour and the talk is around 30 minutes (a very very general talk). I rate them with 3 starts becaus...
4.60 (1.1K reviews)
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Caves Vasconcellos
Winery
👍👍 We went on a tour with Jorgito, and it proved to be incredibly fascinating. Personally, I believe that they craft some of the finest ports I've encountered.
4.60 (258 reviews)
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Taylor's Port
Wine cellar
👍👍 Took an audio tour here for 20 euros per person. Was very informative and lots to see and here about. Really nice to see in the caves and get a whiff of the angels share. Nice place to sit at the end to enjoy your two glasses of port. And a can of chip dry and tonic to take away with you. If it is s...
4.40 (2K reviews)
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Caves Ferreira
Winery
Guided tours of a wine cellar with antique casks & 1800s port vintages, plus tastings & a store.
4.30 (1.3K reviews)
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Fonseca Port Wine Cellars
Wine cellar
👍 We did the port sampling here! All of them are actually really good! We tried 7! And some of the ones that they pour, they use a sort of sifting system, which was interesting to watch. Service was amazing! Ambiance is great. It’s not as big as Taylor‘s but still pretty…. I was surprised when it was...
4.10 (70 reviews)