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Discover a Century-Old Portuguese Wines Produced from 650 Hectares of Vineyards
Discover a Century-Old Portuguese Wines Produced from 650 Hectares of Vineyards
Fourth-generation winery using traditional argelian anphores for winemaking
The Perfect Winery in the Heart of the Setubal Peninsula Wine Region
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Wineries in Setubal Peninsula are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
Setúbal Peninsula wine region is located south of Lisbon and it is washed by water from almost all sides: the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the Tejo and Sado rivers. Taking one of the important roles in the Portuguese history of winemaking, wineries in Setúbal and Palmela appellations offer exquisite wines from local grape varieties. You have a chance to visit the wineries and get acquainted with the traditions and peculiarities of winemaking in the region while enjoying fascinating surroundings.
Are you searching for tips or advice on wineries and vineyards to visit during your holiday to Setúbal Peninsula?
We have provided a list of wineries in Setúbal Peninsula open for visitors with direct booking options through our website. At WineTourism.com, we are available to answer any questions and help guide you towards the best fit when planning your wine region experience in Setúbal Peninsula. We hope you will discover what makes the region special and enjoy your exploration of the unforgettable Setúbal Peninsula!
If you've heard the song "April in Portugal", you already know that spring is the best time to visit the country. And of course, autumn is the time of harvest, which cannot be missed. The months from April to September are considered an enjoyable time to visit wineries in Setúbal Peninsula and enjoy pleasant weather conditions from the hills, illuminated by floral carpets and almond blossoms, transforming the countryside. Summer is the best for a sea voyage on a sightseeing boat in the Sado Nature Reserve and makes sure to do a dolphin-watching tour.
Wineries in Setúbal Peninsula are mostly family-owned yet each of them has its own style of winemaking.
Here you will find:
Most common red varieties are Castelao, Moscatel Roxo, Afrocheiro, Trincadeira, Cabernet Sauvignon, Touriga Nacional, Syrah. The predominant white varieties in the region are Fernão Pires and Arinto and, of course, Moscatel, used for the production of muscat wines with the name DOC Setubal.
Setúbal Peninsula is famous for its muscat white wines, fortified wines, as well as red wines, produces from the Castelão grape variety.
Some words to remember before you visit wineries in Setúbal Peninsula:
English | Portuguese |
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Wine | Vinho |
Wine tasting | Prove de Vinho |
Winery | Vinicola |
Vineyard | Vinho |
Wine cellar | Adega |
Cheers! | Saude! |
The winetasting was great, I will give “10” point for thatThe winetasting was great, I will give “10” point for that. We had a wine which was not of our favorite, and the staff brought us another wine, so we tasted +1 wine. Booking was also good, easy.
Read our travel guide to the Setubal Peninsula wine region, or discover our very selection of wine tastings and tours in Setubal Peninsula.
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