Douro 13-15 June
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Douro 13-15 June
I'm working on securing a few visits while we are in the Douro 13-15 June. We will be staying at Quinta do Tedo in Santo Adrião. I have a visit to Wine and Soul secured. I was hoping to visit Museu de Ervamoira, but they are closed for holiday. A few other places have indicated they are closed for visits on weekends. Looking for 1-2 other places to visit while we are there. We prefer a more personalized experience over a touristy spot. Thank you for any recommendations.
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Re: Douro 13-15 June
Quevedo in Sao Joao da Pesqueira would be a less touristy and more personal visit.
https://quevedo.pt/en/visit/winery-vineyards/
Tedo is a nice place to stay. I hope you enjoy it. June will be starting to get hot so pack some shorts and bug spray for the evenings.
https://quevedo.pt/en/visit/winery-vineyards/
Tedo is a nice place to stay. I hope you enjoy it. June will be starting to get hot so pack some shorts and bug spray for the evenings.
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You're close enough that you could easily visit Quinta do Mourão at 5100-428 Lamego, Portugal.
https://www.falua.pt/en/wine-tourism-quinta-do-mourao/
I can't remember whether or not anyone I know has been back since they were sold to Falua, but they used to be a fabulous visit. It is certainly more touristy now than it was in the old days.
I suspect that either the Mother and Sons tasting, or the Port Experience tasting would be very nice.
https://www.falua.pt/en/wine-tourism-quinta-do-mourao/
I can't remember whether or not anyone I know has been back since they were sold to Falua, but they used to be a fabulous visit. It is certainly more touristy now than it was in the old days.
I suspect that either the Mother and Sons tasting, or the Port Experience tasting would be very nice.
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Re: Douro 13-15 June
Thank you, I was able to set something up with them.Andy Velebil wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2026 7:47 am Quevedo in Sao Joao da Pesqueira would be a less touristy and more personal visit.
https://quevedo.pt/en/visit/winery-vineyards/
Tedo is a nice place to stay. I hope you enjoy it. June will be starting to get hot so pack some shorts and bug spray for the evenings.
Re: Douro 13-15 June
Thank you. It certainly looks like a good visit, though $$$.Glenn E. wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2026 9:51 am You're close enough that you could easily visit Quinta do Mourão at 5100-428 Lamego, Portugal.
https://www.falua.pt/en/wine-tourism-quinta-do-mourao/
I can't remember whether or not anyone I know has been back since they were sold to Falua, but they used to be a fabulous visit. It is certainly more touristy now than it was in the old days.
I suspect that either the Mother and Sons tasting, or the Port Experience tasting would be very nice.
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B Sant,
Please do report back on how your visits went. We’d love to hear.
Please do report back on how your visits went. We’d love to hear.
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They are expensive, but if you can swing it, it's certainly worth going. Their TWAIOA and their White Ports with age are sensational!B Sant wrote: ↑Sun May 24, 2026 2:39 pmThank you. It certainly looks like a good visit, though $$$.Glenn E. wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2026 9:51 am You're close enough that you could easily visit Quinta do Mourão at 5100-428 Lamego, Portugal.
https://www.falua.pt/en/wine-tourism-quinta-do-mourao/
I can't remember whether or not anyone I know has been back since they were sold to Falua, but they used to be a fabulous visit. It is certainly more touristy now than it was in the old days.
I suspect that either the Mother and Sons tasting, or the Port Experience tasting would be very nice.
"I have often thought that the aim of Port is to give you a good and durable hangover, so that during the next day you should be reminded of the splendid occasion the night before." - Hungarian/British journalist & author George Mikes