Portvinskældre i Porto

Historic Port Wine Cellars

Located in Vila Nova de Gaia, these historic lodges have served as the aging grounds for Port wine for centuries. This selection features Taylor’s 18th-century cellars and Croft, the oldest active house founded in 1588. The list includes the 1890 Graham’s Lodge, the 1859 Cálem museum, and Ferreira, which highlights the legacy of Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira. These cellars offer insight into Douro Valley production, ranging from traditional barrel aging to modern interactive exhibits.

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Taylor's Port

Want to know more about the Port wine, its history and production? Don't hesitate, visit this cellar and learn everything!

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Ferreira Porto

Founded in 1751, these cellars highlight the legacy of Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira, who revolutionized Douro viticulture. The facility includes an 18th-century warehouse and a museum showcasing historic tools and the brand's evolution.

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Graham’s

You can explore this wine cellar with a qualified guide and taste the best Port wines they have on offer.

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Sandeman Porto Cellars

Producing tasty red wine for more than 90 years, this cellar organizes amazing tours around its facilities for visitors.

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Cálem

Discover the secrets of wine production in this cellar. The company is considered one of the best in Porto area and was founded in 1859.

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Burmester's cellars

Established in 1750, this cellar is located at the foot of the Dom Luís I Bridge. It specializes in aging Tawny and Vintage Ports within a historic granite building, maintaining traditional production methods dating back to its British-German origins.