Tasting Rooms

The Wines of Portugal Tasting Room in Lisbon, or Sala Ogival of Lisbon, is located in the west part of Praça do Comércio, also known as Terreiro do Paço, is one of the most emblematic European squares, named after the fact that there is situated the Paço Real.

During two centuries (1511, in the reign with King Manuel I, 1755, with King José I) this was the place chosen to be the Royal Palace of Portugal. Rebuilt after the earthquake that devastated Lisbon in 1775, the square became known as Praça do Comércio. Nowadays, the elegant buildings that surround the Terreiro do Paço have a new dynamic that also houses government departments and ministries, with modern restaurants, shops, cafes and other services.

The tasting room has a large space where the visitor can taste more than 1,000 wines from all regions of the country, with a small room for thematic tastings and a small library.

The new Porto Tasting Room located at Rua das Flores, on the corner with Largo de S. Domingos, reflects the modern image of Portuguese wines, in a style very close to the Lisbon Tasting Room.

With a huge space to welcome visitors, with 4 dispensing machines, the Tasting Room allows the tourist, from 4 euros, a free choice from among the 28 wines on permanent exhibition, representing the most diverse national wine regions.

For the most demanding visitors or those who wish to deepen their knowledge of Portuguese wines, the Porto Tasting Room offers visitors a choice of 5 thematic tastings, starting at 10 euros per person. These tastings take place in a private room with capacity for 10 people.