Wines of Portugal
Wine bar · Chiado ·

Wines of Portugal

Wine bar · Chiado ·

Modern tasting room offering local Portuguese wines via self-service

portuguese wines
friendly staff
knowledgeable staff
tasting card
spacious tasting room
try variety of wines
buy bottle
port wine
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Wines of Portugal by null
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Wines of Portugal by null
Wines of Portugal by null
Wines of Portugal by null
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Terreiro do Paço, 1100-148 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

Restroom
Cozy
Trendy
Touristy
Credit card accepted

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Terreiro do Paço, 1100-148 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

+351 21 342 0690
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•Restroom
•Cozy
•Trendy
•Touristy
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Free Wi-Fi

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Jan 17, 2026

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Wines of Portugal

Billur K.

Google
This place offers a DIY wine tasting. They give you a card you can put any amount of money on - and can top up if need be. Some 20 to 30 wines you can get samples of, each priced somewhere between 2 and 6 euros. The primary aim of this place is not the selling of the wine, but educating people about Portuguese wines. The person who assisted us taught us a lot, for which we were grateful. He was very helpful guiding us through a wide range of wines to find ones that are more our taste. We definitely recommend walking in for a tasting, or get a bottle or two back home!

Kelsi O.

Google
We were looking for somewhere to try port in Lisbon. Wines of Portugal allows you to taste wine by the ounces. They didn’t have any port available in the dispensers, so we tried it by the glass. The staff member who helped us was fairly knowledgeable about the port and very friendly. We ended up buying two bottles of port.

Elaine S.

Google
Tasting room where you preload a card and then pay per tasting from an automated wine dispenser. Typically 3 to 5 euros per 50 mL of tasting, which is on the pricier side given the volumes; however, it’s a nice way to try a variety of wines at your own pace. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Axel K.

Google
Self paced wine tasting of you don't know anything about Portuguese wines... Is acceptable to me on a rainy day, but nothing more than that. The concept, purchasing credit on a card, which is then used to dispense wine from a machine with descriptions of the wines on offer is interesting, but not really my thing. Saving grace, the guy behind the counter topped up my credit without charging my credit card when I was lacking 1 Euro. My honest recommendation: if you wanna know about Portuguese wines, head for any of the many wine bars in Lisbon and ask for recommendations there.

Christopher

Google
An excellent spot to check out variety of wines. Staff ws nice and friendly.

William L.

Google
A great place to taste a wide range of Portuguese wines from red to white to port. The person staffing the main desk was very knowledgeable and helpful when we stopped in on a bright, sunny, late December afternoon. If you want a "guided tour" tasting, you have to book that in advance. Otherwise, you purchase a card at the main desk that allows you to sample wines of your choice -- they're arranged around the spacious, pleasant tasting room -- and as you use up the euros on the card, you can always top it up to allow you to taste more wines. The tasting is self-service: you choose a bottle you like, insert your card, press a button, and a pour of the wine then happens. If you like a particular wine, you can go to the main desk and purchase a bottle of it. We found the vinho verde, the red from the red wine from the Douro region, and the two ports we tasted better than any of those wines we've ever purchased in the US. Altogether a very pleasant experience tasting a variety of good Portuguese wines in the spacious, quiet tasting room, with good guidance from the staff person at the main desk.

d F.

Google
No food! Just wines, from all over the country. A great educational experience in a big cool cave with dozens of wines to taste.

Cassidy P.

Google
This was a lot of fun. They offer guided tastings or you can refill a card and pay per tasting from automatic machines. The two ladies working there were very friendly and knowledgeable. They don’t serve food. Nice spot to enjoy some wine overlooking the main square.