Wine cellar located in one of the busiest and most dynamic areas of downtown Porto. It has five years of existence and a wide range of quality wines. The highlight is for Porto wines, but there is also a wide selection of table wines available, particularly from the demarcated Douro region, from where Porto wine comes. At Garrafeira Vieira da Silva you will be able to enjoy attentive and specialized service from professionals with a great knowledge in the area, who will help you to find the best bottles, whether for your own consumption or as a gift.
Port wine, table wines, liqueurs, spirits, old spirits, whiskey
Monday to Saturday 9:00 - 13h - 14:30 - 19:00
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Address:
Rua da Conceição, 17
Postal Code:
4050-215
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
220194946
Mobile Phone:
915721058
Email:
samuelmartins989@gmail.com
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