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.

Founded in 1790, Sandeman Cellars is very famous, attracting many visitors. There is an English tour throughout, and at the end, there is a free wine tasting.
Taylor's Port Cellars was built in the 19th century. The estate is located on a hillside, offering not only fine wine but also beautiful scenery.

Graham's Cellar

Graham's Cellar is located on the Gaia riverside and was built by the British in 1890. In the wine tasting tour offered by Graham's, you can taste three types of aged wines. It is worth mentioning that the Vinum restaurant terrace at the winery offers unparalleled views.
If you want to learn more about Port wine, you might want to visit this museum. It offers films that document the history of Port wine, and you can also taste the wine.