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The Casa Museu Interativa de Borba is a unique museum dedicated to the art of Talha wine production in Borba, Alentejo.
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Join us for a delightful tasting tour of Talha wine and local Alentejo products at the historic 19th-century Rézio family winery. This charming estate features a wine cellar with 46 original clay Talhas, a vinegar cellar, a picturesque patio, old stables, and a traditional well, all set against the backdrop of the family’s rich history.
During your visit, you will gain insights into the ancient process of making Talha wine, a technique that has been preserved in Alentejo since Roman times. Learn about the traditional methods and see the authentic tools used in winemaking.
The tour incorporates innovative multimedia elements, allowing you to use your smartphone or tablet to enhance your experience and connect with the winery's history.
As part of the tasting experience, savor Borba's exquisite white and red Talha wines paired with a selection of Alentejo specialties. Enjoy local cheeses, fresh Alentejo bread, premium Borba olive oil, and a variety of cured meats, all while relaxing in the serene patio under the shade of a lemon tree, surrounded by the refreshing scent of mint.
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The Casa Museu Interativa de Borba is a unique museum dedicated to the art of Talha wine production in Borba, Alentejo.
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Explore PortugalSituated between Algarve and Lisboa regions, Alentejo wine region covers more than 30% of Portugal and it is the largest in the country. Not only is it impressive in size but also in its wine production and living tradition of millenary wines of Talha. The region has eight subregions, each boasting a wealth of mouth-watering cuisines, excellent wine, and tourism experiences that are an absolute pleasure for the…
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