Taylor's Port Cellars ★ 4.7
Taylor's 300-year-old Gaia lodge runs a 13-language audio tour through the ageing cellars, finishing with a flight of Chip Dry, LBV and 10-Year Tawny on the panoramic terrace.
PoursTouriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Amarela
NeighbourhoodArmamar, Cima Corgo
Location
Address: Folgosa do Douro, 5110-548 Armamar, Portugal, Douro Valley
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Graham's 1890 Lodge ★ 4.8
Built in 1890 on a hilltop above the Douro, Graham's Symington-owned lodge ages Vintage and aged Tawny Ports in cask and pairs the cellar tour with flights and a museum of the house archive.
Sandeman Cellars ★ 4.5
Housed in an 1811 granite building facing Porto, Sandeman's Sogrape-run cellar is led by guides in the caped Don costume, ending with Ruby and Tawny Ports in the tasting room.
Cálem Cellars ★ 4.4
Producing Port since 1859, Cálem's riverfront cellar opens with an interactive museum on the Douro Demarcated Region before the cask cellars and a guided Port tasting and optional fado evenings.
Casa Kopke ★ 4.6
The riverside tasting house of Kopke, the oldest Port house (founded 1638), pours White, LBV, Vintage and a celebrated run of aged Colheita Tawnies by the glass and in flights.
Croft Port Cellars ★ 4.4
Croft, the oldest house dating to 1588, runs cellar tours every 40 minutes with a 3-Port tasting served on the terrace or lounge, plus pre-booked Vintage tong-opening sessions.