Real Companhia Velha

Had an amazing tour in a real working place. Some of the tour are done at buildings specially made for tourists, but this is original and you really get the feeling. A visit to the cellar with the oldest ports completes your experience before tasting them. If doing a tour in Porto this should definitely be on your list!

The winery tour was informative and descriptive, providing details on the winery itself and its history. The tasting featured for different port wines one piece of feedback that I would say would make this experience even better is to have a food pairing, be included with the port tastings. It is very rare that someone Would drink these without any food and it enhances the experience for the individual to understand what pairs really well with these wines

Well informed, relaxed tour and tasting at the oldest of Porto's Houses. José was engaging, polite and provided lots of interesting background on the history of the Port industry, and specifically on this great house. We tasted 4 wines from the range, including their 20 year old tawny which was excellent. Although we were on the last tour of the day, we didn't feel at all rushed.

After a short video we were met by Samuel our tour guide. During the tour we visited the warehouse where there are barrels kept and also the cellars where they keep very old bottles. The tour is ideal in length.. gives a good intro into the Port industry and a bit of history. The classic tasting was excellent.. 4 different ports, white, rose, Ruby and tawny.. a great way to test them all out. No pressure to buy and another bonus was that the €15 ticket also gives you access to the museum and another Port tasting. Highly recommended and thank you Samuel.

I great place to learn and experience a taste testing with port wine. Our guide, Samuel, was excellent! We bought two bottles!

Very good tour and friendly staff. Of course the port is also delicious. Well worth a visit when in Porto.

The winery tour is disappointingly short, lasting only about 15 minutes. It begins with a brief film in Portuguese, followed by a quick tour of the winery and a tasting of two small glasses of wine. Considering the brevity of the experience, I find the price to be rather steep.

Phenomenal wine cellar tour! This was probably one of the most elaborate, cellars I’ve visited. Spend the extra few euros for the premium tour and tasting so that you can visit the most amazing an oldest parts of the cellar. Where else are you going to see an actual bottle of vintage port from the 1700s? Because this is not as touristy as some of the other cellars, try to avoid the tour preceding lunchtime, so that you can have time to enjoy your post-tour tasting.