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Wines of Portugal
Portugal is usually considered a small country compared to its closest European neighbors. However, it has 14 wine regions, with 343 grape varieties, 250 of which are Portuguese. If these numbers do not impress you, how about the fact that we have the fourth largest vineyard area in Europe? We think it’s fair to say we love wine!
To kick off your trip in Lisbon, why not take our Food and Wine Walking tour? From green wine, to fortified wine, to red wine and more, we talk about the differences between them as we drink them in local places. Oh, and there is also food 😉
If you prefer to visit the actual vineyards, we put together two options of day trips, in a van with A/C, with amazing wines included, of course.
Évora and Wine Tasting, where you get to visit a more off-the-beaten-path area of Portugal, and Arrábida Wine Tour, which, when the weather is hot, it is also a good option for a quick dip in the ocean, as one of the stops is at the beach town of Sesimbra.
Wine Bars
When it comes to wine bars in the city, there are amazing options everywhere, such as Faz Figura, that not only has an incredible wine selection, but also a beautiful terrace, ideal for the sunset. There is also the Chafariz do Vinho, which is inside a water cistern from the 18th Century and where the food is more international. The Bar da Odete, with a wine selection 100% Portuguese and Donna Taça, where you can also find tapas served on boards that include Iberian sausages, national cheeses, a mix of irresistible flavors.
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