Brazil · WINE TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 10 wine tours that repay the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tour Casa Seganfredo in Gramado for a guided look at wine and sparkling wine production, followed by tastings, cheese, and pairing tips.
Ride Brazil’s Maria Fumaça steam train, visit Epopeia Italiana and Garibaldi Winery, and taste Serra Gaúcha wine and handmade truffles.
“They really made an effort for me because I dont speak Portugese. And everything was arranged really well.”
Enjoy a four-course wine-paired lunch at Cristofoli Family Wines in Bento Gonçalves, with vineyard views, family recipes, and sparkling wine.
“Comida boa e vinhos ótimos. Atendimento e acolhimento muito bom. Tem opções de comida e tem uma boa explicação em cada um dos pratos.”
Review of São Roque’s private wine tour from São Paulo, with local guides, breakfast, private transport, tastings, and practical booking advice.
“Mislene was the perfect guide. Not only did she create a personalized tour based on my wine preferences, she ensured that I was well taken care of from start to finish of booking. As a solo traveler, it is great to leave the details to someone else. She rocked this tour! I would recommend her over and over again. Thank you for a wonderful day!”
Rio’s guided churrascaria dinner pairs picanha, Brazilian wines, caipirinhas, and local stories in a small Ipanema group.
“It is incredible how all these exotic and Incredibly flavorful fruits never made it outside Brazil! Our guide was very helpful and we got to try tons of fruits! Some I'm bringing back as jam and liqueur. Highly recommended to all hard-core foodies.”
Explore São Roque’s wine route from São Paulo with three tastings, a regional lunch stop, local products, and a Cacau Show visit.
“The tour itself (as a tour) was great - knowledgeable guide, enough time at all spots, "exotic landscape" (from a European point of view at least :) ), nice lunch opportunity (price not included though - don't forget), but I honestly... I was not too impressed with the wines, except at the third (out of three) vineries.”
Taste Brazilian wines in Botafogo with a sommelier, sparkling wine, three pours, and bruschettas at Cave Nacional in Rio.
“We were given a nice overview of the different regions and their wine making process, while we enjoyed a welcome drink (a glass of a local sparkling wine). After that we were able to walk into their cellar and have a look around all the good stuff. Finally, we were walked back to our tables where we could enjoy three glasses of different Brazilian wines. We would definitely recommend this activity to any wine lover looking for a taste of what Brazil has to offer”
Explore Serra Gaúcha wineries, ride the Maria Fumaça wine train, taste local cheese, and relive Italian immigration history in one full-day tour.
“Almoço excelente, Epopeia muito legal , Maria fumaça tb , Tramontina ( muito tempo desnecessário) , loja de malharia muito cara referente a Minas Gerais . Restante excelente, visita a Aurora , achei que iríamos nos vinhedos .”
Review of a private Porto Alegre transfer to Gramado or Vale dos Vinhedos, with flexible guiding, language options, and wine tours.
“Great trip. I was traveling with two people from India and I had a hell of a great time. I would recommend this trip for people who wants to make the most of their day.”
Review of Rio’s private winery day trip, with Brazilian wine, cellar tasting, Itaipava shopping, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“It was in all a good tour, my tour guide and driver was wonderful. The tour personable just my husband and I.”
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