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WOW Porto Wine School: The Wine Experience + Personalized Tasting
Learn about Portugal’s wine with a museum and customized tasting experience
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WOW Porto Wine School: Workshops and Tastings
Learn everything about wine and taste it, too!
WOW Porto Wine School
Open today:
11:00 -
18:00
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Duration: 45mins
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Max group size: 8
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English, Portuguese
Entry into the specified class
Tasting of 2 to 5 different wines (depending on class selection)
Guidance by a Wine expert
Admission to other classes at the Wine School
At WOW Wine School, broaden your understanding of wine.
Craft a unique wine-tasting menu with expert guidance in the Personalized 3-Wine Tasting. Or, if you prefer, join a 3 Wine and 3 Cheese pairing session to learn the art of perfect pairings for events and picnics.
You could also choose the "Demystify Wine" workshop, which offers themed experiences you can choose from:
This includes:
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In the "How to Taste Wine" workshop, learn about wine basics, common descriptors, and boost your confidence in choosing wines.
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The "Uncorking Port Wine" workshop provides a deep dive into the world of Port Wine, its origins, production, and special qualities.
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With the "Portuguese Regions" workshop, uncover Portugal's diverse wine regions and their distinct offerings through tasting.
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The "Wine Pairing with Portuguese Gastronomy" workshop guides you to find perfect wine and food matches, including the tasting of five traditional Portuguese dishes.
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