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Winemaker for a day!

Discover native grapes and craft your perfect blend on a guided winery journey. in Tejo, Portugal

8 hours

Hosted by Margaval Vinhos

Verified host·Tejo,Portugal


Discover native grapes and craft your perfect blend on a guided winery journey.

Join our seasonal harvest day with Francisco Margarido, participating in grape picking, winemaking, lunch, wine tasting, and receive a complimentary t-shirt and hat.

Would you like to be part of one of the most exciting days for all of us? Then come be a part of our harvest!

On this day, you'll experience our producer Francisco Margarido, from grape harvesting to the entire winemaking process at the winery. You'll also enjoy lunch with our entire team, a wine tasting, and a complimentary t-shirt and hat.

This program is seasonal.


Experience details

Activity type

Harvest & Wine

Duration

8 hours

Wines served

Red WineWhite Wine

Things to see

VineyardsWineryTasting RoomOther Estate Areas

Languages

🇬🇧English🇵🇹Portuguese🇪🇸Spanish

Location

R Principal 3a, 2300-223 Serra, Santarém, Portugal

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