A tour of red wine in Porto

Port wine, named after the city, is one of Portugal's calling cards. Along the scenic banks of the Douro River, there are about 50 wine cellars, where most of the world's port wine is produced, making the cellars the most popular attraction in the city.

Tourists often visit Sandeman's Cellars. The cellar was founded in 1790 and is one of the most famous cellars, hence the large number of visitors.
Taylor's cellar is located in a 19th-century estate, accessed by an uphill path, surrounded by many similar estates. Once there, you will be amazed by the cellar's location and unique views. If you are a wine enthusiast, this place is definitely worth recommending.

Graham 's wine cellar

Graham's cellar is located on the banks of the Douro River and was built by the British in 1890. During the wine tasting tour offered by Graham's, three vintages can be tasted. It is worth mentioning the Vinum restaurant terrace of the winery, which offers incomparable views.
Interested in learning more about Port wine? Why not visit this museum and watch films that detail the history of Port wine? You can even taste the wine while you're there.