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Join a cooking class, taste exquisite wines, and tour the winery and cellars. in Alentejo, Portugal
5 hours
Join João Portugal Ramos for an unforgettable experience that combines wine tasting with the rich flavors of traditional Alentejo cuisine. In our engaging cooking classes, you will learn how to prepare authentic regional dishes and delightful desserts, all while uncovering the culinary secrets that make Alentejo cuisine so special.
Your visit will include a guided tour of the winery and cellars, where you will gain insights into the winemaking process and the unique characteristics of our wines. As you stroll through the vineyards, you’ll have the chance to appreciate the aromas and flavors that define our award-winning selections.
At João Portugal Ramos, we blend culture, tradition, and the essence of our wines to create a memorable experience. Whether you are a wine enthusiast or a culinary novice, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss!
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João Portugal Ramos, the visionary behind Vila Santa Winery, began his journey in the world of wine as an oenologist in 1980. With a rich family history in winemaking, he acquired five hectares of vineyards in Estremoz in 1989. By 1992, he was producing wines in a rented facility, and in 1997, he realized his dream with the establishment of Vila Santa. That same year marked the debut of the Marquês de Borba Reserva…
Read more about João Portugal Ramos WineryThe peculiarity of Portugal wine country lies in the many local and indigenous grape varieties. The wine country counts about 250 grape varieties that can be found in different Portuguese wine regions. This variety is an enormous strength of Portuguese viticulture. Nevertheless, the winemakers also rely on French grape varieties, which make it easier to meet the international wine taste. A field of tension from…
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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