The Adega de Borba has developed various areas dedicated to wine tourism in recent years. It has a large tasting room, an auditorium with a capacity for 60 people, and a room for 150 people, focused on the organisation of business meetings, seminars, training sessions, and tasting courses.
Throughout the year, the Adega de Borba offers various activities linked to the wine sector such as tasting courses, seminars on the art of serving well, wine conservation, food and wine evenings, as well as other topics proposed by its customers and partners.
Visit to the Adega followed by a tasting of 3 wines
Adega de Borba White wine
Quintas de Borba Red Wine
Montes Claros Red Wine
Price per person
Visit to the Adega followed by a tasting of 3 wines
Adega de Borba Reserve White wine
Montes Claros Reserve Red wine
Senses (option to choose one of the available single grape varieties)
Price per person
Visit to the Adega followed by a tasting of 3 wines
Adega de Borba White wine
Quintas de Borba Red Wine
Montes Claros Red Wine
Visit to the Interactive/Museum of Borba
Price per person
Visit to the Adega followed by a tasting of 3 wines
Adega de Borba Reserve White wine
Montes Claros Reserve Red wine
Senses (option to choose one of the available single grape varieties)
Visit to the Interactive/Museum of Borba
Price per person
Tasting accompanied by Alentejo bread and Extra Virgin Adega de Borba Olive Oil.
Possibility of accompanying the tasting with a selection of traditional products from the Alentejo. Additional cost: € 7.50 (2 people).
Visit to Adega:
Estimated total duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes.Visits subject to prior booking;
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, at 09:00am to 12:00pm and from 2:00pm to 4:00pm;
Children from the age of 12 are allowed to visit. Tastings are not allowed for children under 18;
Pets are not allowed.
Visit to the Interactive/Museum of Borba:
Estimated total duration: 1 hour. To visit the museum, only accept reservations at least 48 hours in advance;
Free admission (upon documentary proof): children up to 10 years old, inclusive;
Museum opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, from 10:00am to 1:00pm and from 2:00pm to 5:30pm;
Pets are not allowed.
In order to receive you in the best possible way and guarantee the safety and sanitary hygiene of everyone in the Adega de Borba wine tourism experience, we alert you to the individual responsibility of the visitor when protecting himself, in order to keep the pandemic under control:
We recommend the use of a mask inside the premises.
Compliance with the respiratory tag and social distance (2 meters) is recommended.
There are alcohol-based antiseptic solution dispensers located in various places so you can carry out hand hygiene.
We ensure a suitable maximum number of customers to enable social distancing.
We have adapted the layout of the tasting tables, so that they are 2m apart.
There is reinforced sanitation of common areas, as well as the disinfection of contact areas and shared facilities.
Our guides comply with the measures indicated by the DGS, wear the appropriate personal protective equipment and have had specific training on basic preventive precautions.
All the areas where the visits take place are large and airy.
Depending on the weather conditions, the tasting can be held outside on our terrace.
We prefer contactless electronic payment by bank card.
If you experience symptoms related to Covid-19, or have been in contact with contaminated persons or in hazardous locations, please do not go on our Wine Tours.
The Adega de Borba shop is yet another point of discovery of its nectars, and is the appropriate place to get to know a wide range of wines available on the market, some of which are already sold out on the traditional commercial circuits, and it is undoubtedly a special place for lovers of this precious nectar.
Located next to the Wine Shop, in Borba, the Adega de Borba Restaurant is the place where you can taste the best traditional dishes of the region in perfect harmony with our wines.
A place to visit which will allow all visitors to discover a little more about the Adega de Borba.
