easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most visitors; no physical exertion required, but comfortable walking is expected.
Discover the centuries-old Port wine traditions in Vila Nova de Gaia with exclusive cellar tours, tastings, and a deep dive into local craftsmanship. Perfect for wine enthusiasts seeking authentic Portuguese flavor.
Starting at €22 | 1 Hour | Parties of 2 to 50 | Vila Nova de Gaia (Porto)
Embark on a captivating journey through a century of Port Wine production in Vila Nova de Gaia. Explore a bustling cellar with over 800 aging casks, witness traditional cooperage, and indulge in a tasting of exquisite wines, including a Tawny and a DOC Douro. Experience the rich history of the Douro region firsthand.
Adult: €22
Minimum party of 2 required to book
1 Hour
Vila Nova de Gaia
A unique journey through our producer 100 years with an opportunity to find out more about the history of Douro Demarcated Region and to learn where and how Port Wine is produced. In the Cellar are stored more than 800 casks, where our “golden boys” (Tawnies and Colheitas) are breathing and aging for years. Here you will be a real witness of the hustle and bustle of a Port Wine Cellar, even with a cooperage still functioning as needed.
After booking we will send all the details of the reservation, as well as the location of the farm and the contact of the farmer.
If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.
Secure your spot early as tours often fill up quickly, especially during peak season.
Wear casual, non-restrictive clothing suitable for walking through cellar areas.
Take notes during tasting sessions to remember your favorite wines and details about the production process.
Getting there a few minutes before your scheduled tour ensures a smooth check-in and ample time to settle in.
Vila Nova de Gaia has been the historic center of Port wine aging since the 18th century, with many cellars founded over 150 years ago.
Many cellar owners participate in sustainable practices like reduced water usage and eco-friendly packaging, preserving the region’s natural beauty.
Required for navigating cellar floors and walking between different tasting areas.
Useful for jotting down tasting notes and details of each wine.
Cellar temperatures are cooler, so a layer helps stay comfortable.
Stay hydrated during your tour, especially in warm weather.