We did some tastings in town. Tried several Portos from the Caves Ferreira and really liked their Ports. The 10 and 20 Year old White Porto "Dona Antonia" are amazing. And the LBV is also worth buying. For just a sip here and there the Reserva Branco is also enjoyable. So we decided to buy a bunch of bottles at the tasting room and shop. It's located a bit uphill behind these main cellars here from Caves Ferreira, where the tours are being offered. So the shop and tasting rooms are not in this main building here down by the main road. Bought all the Portos we enjoyed so much. Except the 20 year old white port wasn't in stock. It is a very nice, classy tasting room. Friendly, professional and helpful staff. And their portos are really delicious. And for good value. Surely we'll be buying more of their ports in the future.

We paid for a tour which was undeniably good, but at the end, when wanting to buy Ports at source, found for the first time - as have previously done tours at other port houses, that no discount was available when purchasing, having just done a tour. Then what has made it worse, is that when in Lisbon, days later, found the ports we had bought at Ferreira, at much better prices in Lisbon!! You would have thought the best price would have been at the cellar, how wring I was

Excellent tour of the Ferreira port cellars. We did the 90 minute Donna Antonia tour. The guide was very engaging and the tour covers both the history of the family business as well as port production. We could then sit and chat to others on the tour for over an hour whilst we knocked back 5 glasses of different ports ! Highly recommended

I really enjoyed this tour. A lot of interesting history about the company—totally Portuguese owned combined with information on how the port is actually made. The tastings included a nice sampling of 5 port wines and that really had variety in flavor and age. I recommend the cheese plate pairing too!

The Ferreira Cellars are one of the oldest in Porto. We went to both the cellar tour and the Port wine tasting. The cellars are spectacular, and our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Finally, the wine tasting was excellent. Highly recommended.

Read some of the old 1 star reviews and I can honestly say that they appear to have addressed all the issues with their tour. We booked in the previous day with really helpful reception staff and when we arrived for our tour, as promised, we bypassed the queue and walked through to the waiting area. There were only 9 of us on our tour and our guide was really helpful, detailed and attentive. We learned lots about Dona Antonia, the Douro valley quintas, the methods of producing Port wine and the differences between them all. Really interesting and not rushed at all. And at the end we were ushered into a separate room where our 5 port wines were laid out on a table for all 9 of us. Our guide explained each wine as we tasted and then left our group to chat and finish off the wines at our own pace. It was a really pleasurable experience with some really friendly other guests. Thoroughly recommended.

Excellent tour and wine tasting experience. Incredibly knowledgeable staff with a ton of interesting info, and the wines we tasted were excellent also. Came highly recommended and we would highly recommend it ourselves!

Enjoyed a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how Porto grapes are brought to the city of Porto, turned into wine, and then blended and stored in these massive casks. The tour was interesting (We chose English), and it ended with tasting a flight of White, Tawny, and Ruby Port. We preferred the Tawny, and bought a bottle there (and several cases when we returned home)!

We decided that we needed to visit a port wine cellar while in Porto and chose this one. The times and groups are set up by language spoken. The guide was informative and provided great information. The tasting was fun at thhe end.

I am not a wine connoisseur so went as my friend was interested in this. Therefore my reviews hits both Port lovers and not! We both really enjoyed it and came away more knowledgeable with greater understanding of the process. The tour guide, David I think, was really excellent, his English was spot on and the right balance of information, history and time for questions. At the end we each had 3 ports to taste and they were beautiful Ports. Shame my case is too heavy to fit anything else in as totally changed my view of Port.