Amazing place. They gave us a tour, a little boring but informative. Great meal and wine. Highly…read morerecommend!

What better way to spend a rainy day than touring Taylor's and tasting some port wine?!…read more We spent the majority of the day at the WOW museum and walked over to Taylor's afterward. They have a great variety of port wine and we ordered a tasting with chocolate pairing. At a whopping 49 euro, we got 1 tasting flight and some tiny chocolates. At that price, we decided to share taking tiny sips. It was an experience and the wines are delicious!

I attended the port tour that lasted about a hour. It was a guided tour with the historic and…read morebreakdown of how their port is made. The tournament was educational and entertaining. Towards the end of the tour we had a mini tasting with three pieces of chocolates. The port was just okay to me. I'm actually a fan of Taylor port which was right in the vicinity but I wanted to try something different. They have a large store where you can buy a variety of bottles. I wanted some miniature bottles for my suitcase but they didn't sell them. It was very organized and cool inside. lol. You are able to take pictures and videos. The staff were very kind and professional. I would definitely recommend this tour.

Welllllll, you are in Gaia so visiting the port houses is in order. There are organized tours to…read moregive you a taste of chocolate, cocktails or straight up port (aged 10, 20, 30,etc. years). I happen to like Sandeman, so I brought home a cpl bottles of older bottles. Every time I take a sip, I think of returning. Wonderful staff and an amazing product.

We all highly recommend taking their tour & do their tasting. We suggest the chocolate tasting so…read moreyou can try their white port as well. Their cinnamon truffle to eat with their port was Amazing! Our guide was fabulous. He was funny, kind & knowledgeable! We learned a lot. Absolutely a must, in my opinion while on the Douro River in Gaia! Come'mon! It is so cool to see the floors made of wood, the barrells & barrels of port.

Amazing tour! This is a must do if you're in the area. We got a tour of the facilities and had a…read morefun tour guy who taught us a ton. I was amazed at the size of the wine barrels. We did the wine tasting with chocolate and also got the port and tonic drink and a cheese board. Highly recommend doing it all! Make sure you make a reservation or better yet, buy your tickets in advance. All the wines were delicious and they have shipping back to the US!

Great casual tasting. Charcuterie board had great cheese pairings. Randomly stopped by while…read moreadmiring the river in bridge. No reservation required.

We came here for the rooftop and the port tonic!…read more The rooftop was popping off on a Saturday afternoon with a DJ playing some really fun music. The weather was dreary but the drinks were flowing and we had a great time! We indulged in some of their famous port tonic drinks and were pleasantly surprised at how fresh they tasted! We were able to snag a standing spot by the river and the view was incredible. I would definitely recommend stopping by for a drink with a view.

Fantastic tour and tasting offered by Graham's…read more Selected this tour as it came highly recommended by my hotel. Absolutely gorgeous grounds with a restaurant offering a sensational view of the river. Guided group tour offers a couple of different packages, depending upon whether you want premium samplings and/or food. I chose a package for 40 Euro that included 3 port samplings along with chocolate, cheese and a pasteis. Tour included a video and extensive explanation of the company history and storage process. Had an opportunity to view exclusive bottles, not for sale or tasting, that date back to the 1860's. Tour lasts for about 75 minutes before you finish up in the tasting room area. You have the option of moving outside where you will have a wonderful view.

George did an excellent tour! Very knowledgeable! His English was fantastic! Grahams is my husbands…read morefavorite port. The premium tastings with the Vintage ports and tawny ports was a great sampling of the amazing ports! The room where the tastings are held is quaint and inviting. Go to Grahams! It's awesome! Thanks George!

A great stop in Porto for anyone interested in port wine and Portuguese wine heritage. Calém (Kopke…read moreGroup) offers a well-organized and informative tour that walks you through the history of port production, aging processes, and the Douro Valley wine region in a clear and engaging way. They offer 45-minute tours in multiple languages. Our tour guide was informative and kindly tolerated my non-stop questions. One standout detail: their largest aging barrels are big enough to fit a car inside. The guided portion ends with a well-curated tasting, accompanied by explanations of flavor profiles and styles. (Tickets are under 25 euros.)

We signed up for a Fado and wine tasting here because we were interested in learning about Port…read morewine and also liked the idea of experiencing a traditional Fado. The tour was informative and the guide was very knowledgeable. After the tour, they offer you 2 port wines to try as you get to listen to the beautiful fado played by the very skilled musicians. There were two singers and both did a lovely job. It was also fun that we were seated almost family style in large elevated picnic-type tables. We met some great people while also getting to enjoy the music and wine. This might be one of the more well-known which also equals touristy places, but overall the experience is top notch and a decent value for the price.

We are so very happy we took their tour and tasting! Our guide was amazing, so informative,…read moreexpressive & patient with the group. Ferreira is truly beautiful inside & out. It was such an enjoyable experience. We highly recommend taking their tour & tasting! And buy, buy the different ports in their shop!

This was by far the best Port wine tour of the four we took in the Duomo Valley. The building is…read morevery old, and has been restored beautifully, including taking adjacent buildings, and using those, now, cobblestone indoor streets for hallways. Our guide was taking classes for Sommelier. She said the "Wineologists" who check the wines for chemical balance, sugar, acid, taste, etc., was a more difficult profession to achieve. These wines are in huge oak barrels for years aging to become the perfect Port. Throughout the tours are displays, the history of Ms. Ferreira, a likeable woman who did wonderful things for the area, and the small details that we learned about. The tasting is a must. The room, including a gift shop, is lovely. Three glasses of Ports white, tawny and red, are presented with a cheese/nut board. These Ports were the best we had tasted all week.

This was probably our 10th Port wine tour since we have been in Porto and the Douro valley on this…read moretrip and is definitely my favorite one to date. First off, Graham is arguably one of the top/best Port producers which is a prime consideration to going on this tour. Although not the oldest Port wine producer it still has a long and illustrious history with a very interesting Family storyline to tell which this winery does a very good job of doing and adds a nice element to the tour experience. Relative to the tour itself, it starts in a large waiting area that has pictures and placards that give you a nice overview of their history which I found very interesting. From there you move into a small theater to watch a 10. minute film that is focused on the modern operation where the focus is vineyard, land and people related that gives you an appreciation of the Graham operation and how the workers who have long relationship with the company and are viewed as part of Grahams extended family. Once the film ends the tour moves into the barrel room which is flat out amazing. It is very large and impressive where I have not seen another Barrel room that really compares to this and was the highlight of this tour and to be honest with you the highlight of my vacation in Porto. While in the barrel room the tour goes over the types of Ports Grahams make, unique things they do in making their wines and more in depth discussion surrounding the land, grapes they use, the harvest and eventual bottling. fairly thorough and definitely informative and entertaining if you are into wine as I am and have a desire to learn about wine in general. lastly you end up in the tasting room sampling some of their wines where the selection we had in our flight did not disappoint Overall a very very good experience and one that should be at the very top of your list of things to see and do while in Porto. You will absolutely not be disappointed.

We did a tour and tasting here and it was a great experience! The tour guide and staff are super…read moreknowledgeable and give a great overview of the history of port wine and the role of the Grahams company throughout. It's a historic vibe in the cellar with a beautiful tasting room and history area in the main hall. The tasting was great and we got to try a few different styles paired with some small bites which was very fun especially having the pastel de Nata as one of the courses. Thank you for a wonderful experience!