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Lisbon WineTour : Premium Tastings “Wine & Food” (All-Inclusive)
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Lisbon WineTour : Premium Tastings “Wine & Food” (All-Inclusive)

cultural
8.5h
Age 18+
mixed
Photo: © Viator / partner-supplied via TripAdvisor

Lisbon WineTour : Premium Tastings “Wine & Food” (All-Inclusive) is a cultural tour in Portugal rated 5.0/5 by 51 Viator travelers; from about $149 per person; lasts 8.5 hours; minimum age 18.

About

This all-inclusive wine tour runs seven to ten hours and takes you outside Lisbon to the Setúbal peninsula, where you'll visit small producers and taste what the region does best—whites from Azeitão and Moscatel. The Viator rating sits at 5.0 across 51 reviews, which says something about the pacing and the guides. You're tasting, yes, but also getting context on terroir and production methods that most bus tours skip. The "all-inclusive" part means lunch, tastings, and transport are covered in the $149 price, so you're not pulling out your wallet at every stop. Setúbal is less than an hour from Lisbon, but it feels like a different country—the coastline, the tile-making tradition, the vines running up against the Serra da Arrábida. If you're serious about Portuguese wine beyond Douro and have a full day to spend, this is how you do it.

At a glance

Category
cultural
Duration
8.5 hours
Price
$149
Minimum age
18+
Intensity
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Setting
mixed
Booking partner
viator
Product ID
5498368P1

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Lisbon WineTour : Premium Tastings “Wine & Food” (All-Inclusive)© Viator / partner-supplied via TripAdvisor

© Viator / partner-supplied via TripAdvisor

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