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Porto Wine Tour with Ryan Opaz

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  • Private
  • Portugal,Porto
  • Theme: Wine
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Availability: Mon-Fri

Terms and Conditions

All tour pricing is based on two people traveling, unless otherwise noted. Discounts may apply for groups larger than two. Not all tours are available for single travelers. Prices and availability may change based on holidays and weather.

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If the date, timings or itinerary isn’t exactly what you were looking for, contact us! We’d love to customize a trip or tour just for you.

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Eager to taste a wide range of spectacular Port wine with a Knight of the Port Wine Brotherhood? Are you looking for a passionate wine lover with 20 years of experience to expertly guide you to the very best Port wine lodges, bars and shops in Porto?

If you’re visiting Porto and want the absolute best Port wine available, then let Ryan Opaz (CEO of Catavino) guide you!

As your passionate wine guide, Ryan will not only craft the idyllic vinous experience just for you but will personally accompany you every step of the way. From quaint wine bars to famous wine lodges, you’ll taste your way through the city at the pace and style you desire! Because here’s the crux about wine, we all like something different. Maybe you enjoy old White port, or maybe you’re a Vintage geek, whatever your style, Ryan can seek out both wine and food pairings customized just for you. Plus, he’ll give you the stories behind the brands, the wines, and the people. Because in Porto, our relationships aren’t just business related, they’re personal. Friendship is at the core, which means that your experience will etch a lifelong memory!

Highlights:

  • Private and fully customized 4 hour Port Wine Tasting and Walking Tour in Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia with Ryan Opaz.
  • Max 30 minute Skype call with Ryan Opaz, prior to the scheduled date, to fully customize the Port Wine Tour to your liking.

I just wanted to take a moment to let you know what a great time we had on the wine tour. Nico was an amazing guide and we really felt we got to know the region and develop an appreciation for wine in the Penedes region. I will definitely be recommending you if any of my contacts head to the area. Thanks again!

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Check out what's included and not included on this tour

INCLUDED

  • All wines tasted
  • Some nibbles along the way
  • 4 hours of focused attention from Ryan who will happily impart stories, recommendations and wine lessons
  • All locations are handpicked to your specifications and each tour is unique to your liking
  • All tours also include rare, special or old wines that Ryan helps you to discover

NOT INCLUDED

  • Gratuities
  • Personal expenses
  • Transportation

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