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Discover the artistry of Barbera in a stylish tasting room blending tradition with modern elegance. in Lisbon, Portugal
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This program invites visitors to discover the vineyard landscape of Cas’ Amaro in an active way, through the Vineyard Trail, a circular route integrated into the surrounding natural environment.
With approximately 16 kilometers in length and an accumulated elevation gain of 325 meters, the trail passes through vineyard areas, forest, and rural landscape. It allows visitors to observe local fauna and flora and to understand the relationship between the territory and viticulture. Shorter distances may be adapted according to the interests of the group and their wish to explore the region.
After the walk, the experience continues at Cas’ Amaro with a guided visit, during which the principles of the project are presented, including organic production practices and the winemaking processes.
The program concludes with a tasting of three organic Cas’ Amaro wines, accompanied by regional products.
This experience is ideal for visitors who enjoy nature, walking activities, and active experiences. Participation is recommended only for guests in good physical condition.
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