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Winery · Pinhão, Vila Real
Quinta do Bomfim
Quinta of the Symington family on the banks of the Douro, a few minutes' walk from the village of Pinhão, with terraced vineyards, a visitor centre, vinho do Porto tastings and a restaurant.
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About Quinta do Bomfim
Quinta do Bomfim lies on the north bank of the Douro, just east of the village of Pinhão. It belongs to the Symington family, one of the main producers of vinho do Porto since the late 19th century, and is the base for the Dow's label wines.
The visit takes you through the terraced vineyards, the old cellar with stone lagares, and a small museum about the estate's and family's history.
At the end there are tastings of vinho do Porto and Douro wines in various formats. The quinta also has a restaurant, open by reservation, with river views.
It is one of the easiest quintas to visit without a car, as it is just a few minutes on foot from Pinhão train station.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
One to two hours, including the tasting.
Best time
September and October are usually harvest season, with activity in the cellar. Visits are by reservation: confirm the days and formats.
How to get there
It is about a 10-minute walk from the Estação do Pinhão, along the road by the river heading east.
Tip
Book the visit in advance. Those arriving by train can do everything on foot. Taste in moderation and do not drive afterwards.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Quinta do Bomfim
Can you walk from Pinhão to Quinta do Bomfim?
Yes, it's about a 10-minute walk from the station.
Do you need to reserve a visit?
Yes, visits and tastings are by reservation.
Who owns Quinta do Bomfim?
The Symington family, producers of wine from Porto, since the late 19th century.