The best wine tours in Lisbon

Head south from Lisbon on this day trip to the Azeitão region. This region is well noted for its cheese and wines, so you will be visiting two of the region's wine cellars and one very rare and special liqueur producer. Taste fine, locally produced wines and sample local cheese and sweets, while marveling at the spectacular mountain scenery.

Don't miss: There's an option add-on for those who want to visit the José Maria da Fonseca winery.

Discover two of Portugal’s premier winemaking areas during a small group day trip to Alentejo. Depart Lisbon with your guide and visit the verdant Alentejo region, taking part in a wine tasting at the first winery. Then enjoy a two-course lunch in a traditional restaurant, tour a vineyard and sip a selection of wines during another tasting session. Numbers are limited to eight on this tour, ensuring personalised attention.

Don't miss: Look out for views of the medieval hilltop castle. 

Drink and eat your way through Lisbon on this two-hour premium wine and tapas tasting. With the guidance of your local culinary expert, you'll sample five varieties of award-winning artisinal cheeses, as well as Iberian pork sausages, 36-month-cured pata negra ham, and more. Pair these with five different varieties of esteemed Portuguese wines by the glass. 

Don't miss: There are also traditional jams to top off your perfect plate. 

Enjoy time away from Lisbon on a small group day trip to Arrabida and Sesimbra. Enjoy a drive along the Vasco da Gama Bridge – the longest in Europe. Visit Palmela Castle, then sample wines at a local winery. Enjoy the fishing village of Sesimbra, and visit Arrabida Natural Park where you can soak in spectacular views of the Atlantic. Relax as you sample two local wines at Casa Museu Jose Maria da Fonseca, one of the oldest wine producers in Portugal. 

Don't miss: Your tours will end with a trip to Cristo-Rei Sanctuary to admire Lisbon from afar.

A ten-hour tour to the beautiful city of Évora and Arraiolos, with time to discover the wines of Alentejo. Évora, a World Heritage Site, is cloaked in 2000 years of history, with Roman remains and Medieval buildings. From there you'll head to a local farm in Alentejo to taste the flavourful wines they produce.

Don't miss: No need to worry about packing a lunch, as it's included – and you'll just so happen to be dining at one of the best restaurants in Évora. 

Enjoy the flavours of Portugal on a small group gourmet Portuguese food and wine tour of Lisbon! Visit traditional eateries and taste some of the country's delicacies as your guide gives you tips on how to appreciate the wine and food of the region. As you walk through the streets and visit the pastry, wine and cheese shops, sample some of the products and get advice from your guide on where to eat for the rest of your trip.

Don't miss: Tour highlights include trying a traditional Portuguese cherry brandy and pork meat sandwich.