Port Wine is for sure the city's best gift to anyone who visits it. Quinta do Crasto makes sure it tastes even better with the perfect cheese nearby.
The Port Wine day begins on September 1st and runs until September 10. The Instituto dos Vinhos do Douro e Porto has prepared a program of activities entirely dedicated to this nectar.
It’s at one of the oldest houses of Port Wine production that you will find the exhibit “Porto & Douro: Through the Lens”.
Located in one of the most well-known streets in the city of Porto, the new Fábrica da Nata store is a space where there are baked goods all the time.
The Fladgate Partnership, which owns some of Porto's biggest wine brands such as Taylor's, Croft, Fonseca and Krohn, will invest 100 million euros in the creation of the World of Wine (WoW).
In its second edition, the trip aboard the most luxurious train in the country promises to be an exclusive and memorable enogastronomic experience in the Douro Valley.
Port Wine is a well known wine and is appreciated all around the world. This wine has been part of Porto's culture since the 17th century.
Sexy, Spicy, Sweet, Fresh e Deep: a cockatil for each sensation and all of them produces wiyh Port wine. That's the idea of Castelo Caffe, which is at the same time a café and a bar.
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Porto Tasty gives you a guide of the 4 wine cellars that you must visit in the city of Porto.
Porto is a city not only gastronomic, if not also a wine region. In 2016,
Portugal was recognized as one of the best countries for production and
culture of wine by the institute Wine Spectator.
Port Wine has been part of Portugal’s history for many years and it is also appreciated by people from all around the world. For the more curious, Porto Tasty explains the process of elaboration of this drink.
While visiting the city of Porto it’s certain you’ll have contact with unforgettable landscapes, good people and tasty food. Carrying with you everything that Porto offers may not be enough and it’s even impossible.
