A riverfront Ribeira wine bar and restaurant pouring Portuguese wines with regional plates beside the Douro.
The list: Portuguese wine list anchored in Douro reds and Ports, served with regional dishes on the riverfront
Tip: A riverside table here pairs Douro wine with Porto cooking and the floodlit Dom Luis bridge.
Address: Muro dos Bacalhoeiros 139, 4050-492 Porto, Portugal, Douro Valley
An intimate Ribeira tasting room with around 200 Ports and Douro wines from small producers, open late in a warm, low-lit space.
The list: Around 200 Ports and Douro wines from small producers, poured in flights in a cosy candle-warm tasting room
Tip: Sit at the back tables and ask for a vertical Port flight; the snug room is at its best after dark.
A natural-wine tasting room and shop on Rua do Bonjardim championing low-intervention Portuguese bottles from small independent growers.
The list: Low-intervention Portuguese wines from small producers, plus vermouth and spirits, in a tasting room and shop
Tip: Book a guided private tasting to walk through Portugal's regions and natural-wine scene with the team.
A record-store-meets-bar in Bonfim where vinyl, wine and cocktails share the same room, open late into the night.
The list: Wine and cocktails alongside a record store, four-in-one bar, shop and listening space
Tip: Dig through the vinyl while you drink; it is one of the hippest late rooms in Porto and the wine list keeps pace.
A vinyl listening bar near Bolhao with thousands of records, communal turntables and a wine-and-cocktail list for slow evenings.
The list: Wine by the glass amid a collection of more than 2,500 records with communal players and headphones
Tip: Borrow headphones and a record to play at your table; it is a true listening bar with a serious vinyl archive.
A tiny, music-loving natural-wine bar in the historic centre with an exciting glass list and a spill-onto-the-street crowd.
The list: Tightly curated Portuguese natural wines by the glass in a tiny twenty-seat room
Tip: Only twenty seats, so people spill onto the pavement; arrive early and let the owners pick the natural pours.
A wine bar set inside a deconsecrated chapel in Cedofeita, all candlelight and blues, with a short Douro-leaning Portuguese list.
The list: Short, Douro and Minho focused Portuguese list with sparkling and Port, plus cheese and charcuterie
Tip: Book the table inside the old chapel apse for the most atmospheric seat; Fado nights make it especially candlelit and hushed.
An intimate Ribeira tasting room with around 200 Ports and Douro wines from small producers, open late in a warm, low-lit space.
The list: Around 200 Ports and Douro wines from small producers, poured in flights in a cosy candle-warm tasting room
Tip: Sit at the back tables and ask for a vertical Port flight; the snug room is at its best after dark.