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Madeira 19th Century Wine Tour - Silver

Starting at €20 | 1 hour | Parties of 1 to 10 | Funchal

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Embark on the Madeira 19th Century Wine Tour — Silver! This winery, founded in 1877 by a passionate winemaker who devoted his life to selecting and ageing the finest wines produced on the island, is now run by the fourth generation of his family. Housed in a centenary building in the heart of Funchal, active since 1924, the Silver tour lasts 1 hour and includes a full guided cellar tour, the history of Madeira wine, a passage through the estufagem vats, a visit to the ageing warehouse, and a tasting of two wines: 3-year and 10-year. Ages 18+, minimum party of 2 required to book. Available in Portuguese and English.

Adult

(18+ years)

€ 20

Embark on the Madeira 19th Century Wine Tour!

Our winery was founded in 1877 by a passionate winemaker, who devoted his entire life to searching for a selection of wines produced on the Island of Madeira, for ageing wine. It is currently managed by the fourth generation of his family. The company’s premises are located in the centre of Funchal, in a centenary building, built on a plot with approximately 1,600m², and it has been in activity since 1924. Due to the growing demand and the high level of product awareness in an increasingly demanding market, the company has adopted a new strategy, which resulted in the product’s image make-over as well as a new corporate image. The increase in sales to all countries confirms and supports this contemporary attitude, reflected in the new image and sustained in the quality of the Madeira wine.

What is included

  • Arrival at the farm and welcome by the producer
  • Guided tour of the cellar
  • History of Madeira wine
  • Passage through the satin vats of brazil
  • Visit aging warehouse
  • Explanation of the process from winemaking to bottling
  • Tasting of 2 wines in the main room (3 and 10 years)

What’s Not Included

  • Transportation to and from the winery (private transfer available on request)
  • Additional wine purchases
  • Gratuities for the host

Itinerary

  1. Welcome – Arrival and welcome by the producer
  2. Cellar Tour – Guided visit through the historic centenary building
  3. History of Madeira Wine – Learn the island’s winemaking heritage
  4. Estufagem Vats – Pass through the traditional ageing vats
  5. Ageing Warehouse – Visit the warehouse where wines mature
  6. Winemaking Explanation – The process from grape to bottle
  7. Tasting – Two wines: 3-year and 10-year

Highlights

Four generations of family history. Founded in 1877, this is one of the oldest working Madeira wine producers on the island, still run by the founding family.

A genuine centenary setting. The company’s premises, active since 1924, sit in a historic building right in the heart of Funchal.

The most accessible entry point. At €20 for two wines, this is the lightest and most affordable way to sample the estate’s range before deciding on Gold or Diamond.

Walkable from central Funchal. Past guests consistently highlight the convenient, central location as an easy addition to a day exploring the city.

Meeting point

  • After booking we will send all the details of the farm, location (meeting point) and contact

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Great experience! Chris Derenzis

Great experience! The hostess suggested a pairing for my wife and I that didn’t break the bank. All of the wines were great. Lovely pressure-free experience in a nice traditional setting.

– September 25, 2025 – Guest review
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Good introduction to traditional Madeira production! The Yum List

One of the oldest and most traditional Madeira production companies on the island. Conveniently located in the city of Funchal, so accessible by walking if you're staying central. A good introduction to traditional Madeira production.

– October 19, 2025 – Guest review

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