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Wine Tasting at Quinta da Pacheca in Portugal - Porto

Wine Tasting at Quinta da Pacheca in Portugal

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

None required, accessible for most visitors

Overview

Discover the rich flavors of Portugal’s Douro Valley at Quinta da Pacheca with wine tastings, scenic vineyard strolls, and local delicacies in an authentic setting.

Lamego, Viseu

Pacheca Group | Wine Tasting

1 Hour & 45 Minutes | Explore Different Terroirs

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About This Adventure

Immerse yourself in a unique sensory journey through Portugal's diverse wine regions. Enjoy a delightful picnic featuring traditional delicacies, paired with exquisite Douro wines and Port. Experience the tranquility of nature while savoring unforgettable flavors, aromas, and textures that showcase the richness of Portugal's terroirs.

Duration: 1 Hour & 30 Minutes

To enjoy the silence of nature with the best view of the vineyards!

Accompanies with the harmonization of 2 DOC Douro wines and 1 Port wine

PICNIC - Composition:

  • Traditional Lamego “Bôla” Regional bread and olives Codfish cakes
  • Assorted dried fruits Regional jams
  • Traditional codfish salad
  • Ox heart tomato salad
  • Octopus salad
  • Toasted smoked salmon with cream cheese Toasted chicken with cherry tomato and rocket
  • Selection of seasonal fruit
  • Selection of regional cheeses
  • Apple tartlet

Drinks:

  • Quinta Lemonade, natural orange juice, mineral water
  • Pairing with 2 Douro DOC wines and 1 Port wine

Meeting Point

Quinta da Pacheca - Wineshop

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for the best views

Start your visit in the morning to enjoy the vineyard and river vistas during softer light.

Book ahead for personalized tastings

Reservations ensure you get a dedicated experience with expert guides and pairings.

Bring a waterproof jacket

Weather can change quickly in the Douro region, so pack accordingly.

Hydrate and pace yourself

Enjoy the wines slowly and drink plenty of water during the tasting.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • European goldfinch
  • Portuguese magpie

History

The Douro region’s winemaking dates back to Roman times, with modern vineyards established in the 18th century, making it one of the oldest demarcated wine regions in the world.

Conservation

The estate practices sustainable viticulture, maintaining the natural landscape and minimizing chemical use to protect local ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable shoes

Essential

Close-toed shoes suitable for walking through vineyard and cellar areas.

Sun protection

Essential

Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen protect against strong sunlight during outdoor tastings.

summer specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while strolling through the vineyards.

Notebook or tasting journal

Capture your impressions and favorite wines.