Very nice winery and we got the tour in Portuguese, because an English tour did not fit in with our…read moreschedule, however it was fun, we were grouped with a large group from Brazil. The wines and small bites we had were delicious, I loved their full body, dry red wine very tasty, This winery had a lot of awards and wine tasting in Portugal is inexpensive, a tour plus wine tasting can cost between 3-10 euros. Beautiful property, if you have a time go an visit this place.

Evora is about an hour and twenty min drive/train from Lisbon. It's either a long day trip or a…read morenice one night stay. The hotels are decent, the locals are friendly and the sights are consuming enough for a day or two (Roman ruins, chapel of bones etc) Couched in this one night stay are an impressive array of local-sourced restaurants. My only regret is that we didn't stay longer to try more. Cartuxa Enoteca is one of several I had on my list to try and it did not disappoint. We ordered: Mushroom, sheeps milk cheese and mint gratin - outstanding! Sautéed squid, chilli, lemon and rosemary - great Sliced beef tongue- I didn't eat it but others at my table loved it! Fries in olive oil - good (I had the audacity to ask for mayo in a place that I believe make their own oil - they politely declined and said "no sauces - only olive oil taste") A couple of diff glasses of their reserve red - both were delicious The olive oil pudding - an absolute must try. I left extremely satisfied.

Winery tour is available and their appointments are somewhat flexible…read more Tastings are €12 for premium and €5 for standard. It is still possible to do a tasting without an appointment, but it is always a good idea to call ahead because the location is in middle of nowhere. You can always opt out on the tour and go straight to the tasting at the bar. This winery also sells the famous olive oil that you perhaps may have seen in the various restaurants in Portugal. Prices are decent, so stock up if you can or if your luggage allows it. Obviously, they also sell all the wines on the tasting menu lists. They do not ship to the United States, but they have referrals of their distributors (mostly in the East Coast and one from Seattle). Wines varies here, so have a good idea of what you might want to try. The profile from each of the menu is quite different and you can only choose four of each tasting menu. The tasting menu has at least 8 to 12 choices. If you have the car and the time, it is worth making a stop at this winery. Saluté!

The staff is very nice and helpful. Comfortable room with a beautiful bathroom. Heated tile. No…read moreroom number, just cute whimsical pictures of butterfly, snail, and little creatures on wall to match with your key. The pictures are actually their wine labels and were drawn by the owner couple's children. The fireplace area is very inviting, great place to relax and enjoy the evening. Or to use your computer/phone as you don't get much wifi signal in the rooms (but it seems to be a common problem in the hotels I visit in Portugal.) The infinity pool has a nice view of the vineyard but it was too cool to swim in when I visited. Breakfast buffet is very delicious too, elegantly laid out with juices, fruit, an array of cheeses (some locally made), bread, home-made yogurt in glass jars, and more. The hotel is part of a farm, where they grow grapes, make their own wine, breed their pigs (pata negra) to feed on acorns, grow olives and make oil, plus more. The staff is happy to take you on a tour of the farm in their jeep, which was very interesting and a good learning experience. If you come at the right time, you can participate in the grape or olive harvest as well, and may get to stomp on some grapes! They do have some very good wine, and the olive oil is so flavorful I bought a bottle. Dinner at the restaurant is certainly delicious, from the bread with dip and spread, to the codfish and dessert. It's more modern fusion than rustic traditional. The location is somewhat in the middle of nowhere, but if you just want to chill and not do a lot, this is a great place to stay. More for couples than family with kids. It's a bit overpriced but I definitely plan to return for a special occasion, maybe my anniversary? Room Tip: There is no bad room, but they have two bigger rooms with a loft.

Herdade da Malhadinha is a beautiful, calm, peaceful and serene property. We loved our three day…read morestay at this boutique 10 room property. It was completely relaxing. The hotel is set in a large estate surrounded by grape vines, olive trees, and cork trees. The views are lovely and peaceful. Breakfast is served buffet style - a huge spread with produce from their farm (fruits, honey, olives, fresh jams) and local foods. Eggs are made to order. Just delicious! There are activities available on property for a fee (archery, horse back riding, etc). We did their complimentary wine tour which included a tour of the property and wine tasting. They are truly a family business - the wine bottle labels feature artwork from the owners' children. We also did archery with their activities guide, who is super friendly. We traveled as a couple and found it very relaxing. There were also families with children, but it was never noisy. It's a beautiful space. There is a beautiful infinity pool, but the water is way too cold even on warm sunny September days. They offer spa services (I had a massage - it did not meet expectations), but it's not up to par with the rest of the property and I don't recommend. The on-property restaurant is a delicious. They use in season and local ingredients. They exclusively serve their own wines and the olive oil is made with their own olives. The desserts are creative and delicious! We loved our stay and would totally recommend!

What a find! this place is smack in the middle of Sao Bento, between the bourgeoning neighborhood…read moreof Santos and the city's most lively, Barrio Alto. Inside the discreet store front, lies one of the most amazing Portuguese wine collections in the city, where you can sample over 40 types straight from the refillable card operated wine vending machines installed in Mundo's two large but cozy rooms - a perfect place to try a lot of incredible wines. Get your card, top it up and get ready to indulge in an extensive selection of wines that includes some of the country's finest, and some from beyond its borders. The novelty of the machines alone makes for a great Instagram post, but it's Mundo's ambiance, the super friendly staff, and its carefully curated wine selection, that makes this a must while in the city. In between sips, have a go at their great selection of cheeses, and for unique and fun time with a small group of friends, book a wine tasting and get your very own sommelier to tell you about Portugal, its wine regions and rich history. I highly recommend the Port wine experience. When in Lisbon, take a break from the city's crowded tourist spots and stroll down to 'world of wine', you'll be glad you did.

From the owner: O Mundo do Vino é um espaço com um design único que combina um estilo moderno com os traços…read moretradicionais de uma típica adega Portuguesa. Oferecemos uma vasta e criteriosa seleção de vinhos, dos tradicionais aos biológicos e biodinâmicos apostando nos pequenos produtores. Cada um de nós tem o seu próprio gosto! Acreditamos que um vinho deve ser provado antes de ser comprado. Temos 40 vinhos à prova bem como um serviço de mesa com todas as nossas referências.

Savory local cheeses, spectacular Portuguese wines, sweet pastéis de nata! I was blown away by the…read moredelicious foods and wines that I experienced on my tour with Francisco from Venha Vinho! My walking tour around the city culminated with a tasting back at the lovely wine shop, and not only was Francisco extremely knowledgeable about the authentic and off the beaten path places to visit in Lisbon, but he was also an outstanding historical guide, spoke great English, and kept me laughing all day. I'd read so many positive reviews about his food and wine trail tours that I had high expectations, which he completely exceeded - it was an incredible value. Venha Vinho's tour availability can be limited due to their great reviews, so request space early and make sure to ask for Francisco!

From the owner: A Venha Vinho Wine House, é um espaço criado em função de experiências únicas em torno do vinho,…read morelocalizado no castiço Bairro da Bica em Lisboa. Oferecemos por marcação: - Cursos de Vinhos Portugueses - Provas de vinho comentadas e personalizadas, - Harmonizações de vinho e gastronomia Portuguesa, - Passeios temáticos de gastronomia e vinhos em Lisboa - Visitas aos produtores das diferentes regiões vínicolas Portuguesas - Dispomos duma criteriosa selecção de vinhos e acessórios para o vinho

So much fun! We just did the sangria zoom session and it was so fun! We made delicious sangria…read moreand I admit I'm a little drunk now. The host was adorable and it was really fun. I highly recommend this for an online experience and if I ever make it back to Lisbon I will go in person. Wish I had gone when I was there in November 2019! I will say the birthday add-on is not worth it. It was almost 70 USD, almost twice the cost of the ticket for the experience, and consisted of a song by the host and a birthday candle in a fake cake. Skip it.

5 STARS ALL THE WAY! Food: 10/10…read moreShows: 10/10 Makeup: 10/10 Thank you for this AMAZING NIGHT. The queens were helpful since the welcome drink until the makeup removal! The food was a huge feast! So delicious! The environment was extraordinary. Thank you for everything!

Nice tasting room - but seems overpriced. We opted for a glass of the 30 year old version port…read more The port was very tasty. Is it worth almost 2-1/2 times the price of the 20? Only if it's a very special occasion. Service was nice. We purchased a couple airplane bottles and a bar of dark chocolate for out own little dessert later in the day.

Fun times. Great selection of fine Port. Limited food. Very informative service. Fine ambiance.read more

This winery was part of a private wine tour we had booked. We sat outside and were able to sample 5…read moredifferent wines. They ranged from a dry white, a few reds and a sweet white. I have regrets that I didn't bring the sweet white home...it was so refreshing. They have a beautiful farm and we were excited to see the cork trees. The inside tasting area was small but service was friendly. Out of the wineries we visited, this was my favorite.

Amazing service and prices. Wine is well balanced and…read moreexcellent for the value. The scenery and surrounding hills are exquisite.

Came here on a whim for a wine tour and we were not disappointed…read more On a Wednesday in May we were the only visitors, and Monica gave us a private tour through every aspect of the wine making process, followed by a 6-wine tasting, with meats cheeses and their homemade olive oil. The landscape was beautiful and everyone we encountered were super friendly along the way. The tour was free and the tasting was only €15 per person! If anyone is looking for an authentic, non-touristy, excellent wine tour in the Alentejo region, this is the place to go.