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Questions, corrections, or just want to talk port? I read every message.

✓ 15 years in Porto wine tourism✓ Former sommelier at The Yeatman
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I started Porto Wine Tours because I was tired of watching visitors book the wrong wine tours, the overpriced cellars, the scripted guides, the tastings served in plastic cups. If something on this site needs correcting, or if you have a question I haven't answered, send it my way.

I read every single email. I can't always reply the same day, I still guide tours in the Douro Valley, and cell service out there is famously unreliable, but I'll get back to you, usually within 48 hours.

Email

General inquiries: tiago@porto-sommelier.com

Corrections & updates: Use the same address, put "Correction" in the subject line and I'll prioritise it.

What I Can Help With

  • Tour recommendations: Not sure which cellar or Douro Valley trip is right for you? Tell me your dates, group size, and what kind of wine you like. I'll point you in the right direction.
  • Factual corrections: If a tour price, schedule, or detail is out of date, I want to know. Tours change their offerings constantly, I update pages on a review cycle, but eagle-eyed readers catch things faster.
  • Wine questions: Want to know the difference between a Colheita and a Vintage Port? Curious which lodge has the best 20-year Tawny? I love these questions.
  • Media & partnerships: If you run a legitimate wine publication or tourism board and want to collaborate, reach out.

What I Can't Help With

  • Viator booking issues: I don't process bookings, I link to Viator's platform. For refunds, changes, or booking problems, contact Viator directly.
  • Guest post pitches: I don't publish external articles or accept sponsored content. Every word on this site is mine.
  • Backlink requests / SEO services: These go straight to the bin. Please don't.

Where to Find Me in Porto

If you're in Porto and want to say hello: I'm often at Caves Porto Cruz on the Gaia waterfront, usually on the rooftop around 6 PM when the light hits the old town. If you see a man with a glass of 20-year Tawny and a notebook, that's probably me. Come say hello. First glass is on me, but only if you promise not to order a Ruby and Tonic. That's not a real drink, and I will judge you.

Last updated: June 1, 2026