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Enjoy Wine Tasting, Regional Snacks, and a Visit to the Rural Museum in Alto Alentejo in Alentejo, Portugal
30 min
Located in Benavila, just 5 kilometers from Avis, the Abreu Callado Foundation is a gem in the Alto Alentejo region. Nestled within the scenic Maranho Dam area, this foundation beautifully blends traditional and modern techniques in wine production. Visitors can enjoy a unique wine tasting experience at the Wine Shop, where a selection of exquisite wines awaits. For those looking to enhance their tasting experience, regional snacks are available for groups of five or more, served in the charming former “casa da matança.” This setting adds a rustic touch to your wine tasting, making it a memorable occasion.
Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, the Fundação Abreu Callado offers a delightful way to appreciate the rich flavors of Alentejo wines. Don't miss the opportunity to learn about the winemaking process and the history of the region at the Rural Museum, which is part of your visit. Plan your trip today and savor the essence of Alentejo!
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The Abreu Callado family has a rich history in winemaking that dates back to the end of the old constitutional regime in Portugal. José de Abreu, a farmer married to Rosa do Carmo Monteiro Callado Godinho, benefited from Pombaline legislation that allowed the transfer of properties from noble families to farmers. This legislation strengthened the land tenure of families like the Abreu Callados, paving the way for…
Read more about Fundação Abreu CalladoThe 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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