• The Douro Valley - The charming village of Pinhão is situated on the right bank of the Douro River, at the heart of the Douro Wine Region, home to many prominent Port wine estates.

The village derives its name from its position at the confluence of the Pinhão River, a tributary of the Douro. Nestled between these two rivers and perched on a hillside in terraces above the Douro, it offers a stunning landscape adorned with farms and manor houses, showcasing the unique beauty typical of the Douro Wine Region.

A key highlight of Pinhão’s heritage is the Railway Station, constructed in the 19th century, renowned for its tiles illustrating the Port wine production process, from grape harvesting and treading to transporting the wine in rabelo boats down the river to the cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia.

• Snacks

Commence your tour by visiting a traditional house, where you’ll find an old lodge that was once used by locals for grain storage. Today, it serves as a storage space for wine, olive oil, and honey.

Start with an in-depth introduction to the world of extra virgin olive oil in the region, exploring the methods of olive harvesting, the different tree varieties in the Douro Valley, and the unique perspective of local olive farmers.

Under the guidance of your host, experience the flavors of Douro honey, as your guide is also a beekeeper.

Conclude this insightful tour with a tasting of Port wine crafted by the host’s family.

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