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Lamego Wine Tasting with Farm Experiences & Tours - Porto

Lamego Wine Tasting with Farm Experiences & Tours

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal walking required on flat terrain.

Overview

Taste nine premium Portuguese wines with a sommelier at Farm Experiences & Tours in Melcões. Discover diverse terroirs and wine traditions rooted in the Douro Valley’s iconic landscapes.

$109.00
Melcões, Viseu

Lamego Premium Wine Tasting

Starting at €109 | 2 hours | Parties of 2 to 12 | Lamego

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About This Adventure

Experience a captivating sensory journey through Portugal's diverse wine regions. Guided by a sommelier, you'll taste wines that reflect unique terroirs and climates, from high-altitude elegance to bold southern flavors. Each glass reveals a story, enhancing your appreciation for Portugal's rich winemaking tradition.

Experience a captivating sensory journey through Portugal's diverse wine regions. Guided by a sommelier, you'll taste wines that reflect unique terroirs and climates, from high-altitude elegance to bold southern flavors. Each glass reveals a story, enhancing your appreciation for Portugal's rich winemaking tradition.

Adventure Tips

Book Ahead for Best Availability

Limited daily spots mean advance booking secures your place in this intimate tasting.

Bring a Notebook

Note your favorite wines and tasting notes to enhance your appreciation and memory.

Dress for Comfort

Wear smart casual clothes and comfortable shoes suitable for light walking around the farm.

Arrange Transportation

Transportation is not included; renting a car or private transfer is recommended due to rural location.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • European bee-eater, colorful birds common in the area
  • Iberian hare, often spotted in vineyard outskirts

History

Lamego is renowned for its deep historical ties to winemaking, with vineyards cultivated since Roman times and formalized during the Douro Demarcation Law of 1756, the world's first regulated wine region.

Conservation

Sustainable viticulture is promoted here, with many estates adopting organic practices and protecting soil health crucial for the Douro Valley’s terraced vines.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

For walking safely around the farm and vineyard areas.

Light jacket or sweater

Essential

Helpful for cooler temperatures during outdoor portions.

spring|fall|winter specific

Notebook and pen

For recording tasting notes and wine insights.

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during warm weather sessions.

summer specific