Drink porto wine in Porto

Visit Porto, Portugal's second-largest city. Explore the historic Ribeira district (UNESCO World Heritage site with colorful houses along the Douro River), taste Port wine at a cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia (like Sandeman or Graham's), admire the intricate azulejo tiles at São Bento railway station (over 20,000 tiles depicting historical scenes), and cross the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge (designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel).

Experience the traditional Japanese rice wine, sake, known for its unique flavors and brewing process

Develop wine appreciation skills, understanding varietals and regions

Participate in traditional grape harvest

Produce wine from grapes

Enjoy umeshu, a traditional Japanese plum wine often served as an aperitif or dessert drink

Drink from a traditional horn (qantsi, kantsi) in Georgia, experiencing the unique Georgian wine culture

Try banana wine, a unique alcoholic beverage made from fermented bananas.