Top Lisbon Food & Drink Classes - page 4

Discover Lisbon as a local during a friendly aperitif with Virgil. Enjoy a drink and typical small dishes, while exchanging exclusive tips on cultural events and the best addresses in the city. Perfect for travelers eager to explore Lisbon in depth and meet other enthusiasts. Leave with a comprehensive Guide of places not to be missed, adapted to your interests. - Duration of the experiment: 2 hours - Exchange personalised advice with a Lisbon Expert - Includes: traditional Portuguese drinks and petiscos - Groups of up to 10 people, in French and English

Portugal is known for its moreish pastries—and in particular the iconic “pastel de nata” custard tarts. It’s easy to taste your way around Lisbon’s bakeries, but with this experience, you can go one step further and actually learn how to make these sweet delights. Take part in a Portuguese pastry class in an atmospheric bakery, learn to make two recipes, then sample your creations with local wine.

Just steps from the Tagus River in central Lisbon, discover the magic behind Portugal’s iconic pastel de nata in this hands-on class hosted through Cozymeal. This workshop offers an authentic look into one of the country’s most beloved culinary traditions. During the class, you’ll create: - First step: roll your own puff pastry from scratch - Second step: simmer a cinnamon-vanilla custard until smooth and creamy - Third step: assemble and bake your tarts to golden perfection, mastering the perfect blistered top - Fourth step: sip Portuguese coffee or tea and enjoy your warm, fresh-from-the-oven creations in a welcoming local setting Perfect for bakers and travelers alike, this unique Lisbon experience is a sweet, satisfying way to connect with Portugal’s culinary roots.

You don’t need to hit the countryside to discover the myriad flavors of Portuguese wine. Join an urban winemaker at a family-owned winery in the heart of Lisbon’s Belém neighborhood to learn about the choices creators make on the journey from grape to glass—with a dash of biochemistry too. Discover the sensory profile of five different wines and enjoy artisan cheese and charcuterie (vegetarian and vegan options on request).

Most transfers from Lisbon to Porto take the motorway. This one crosses the Douro Valley instead — a UNESCO World Heritage wine region — and turns the drive into a full day there. What's different about it: - Two wineries in Pinhão, with tastings of table wine, Port and local olive oil - A Portuguese brunch among the vineyards — regional cheeses, smoked sausages, fresh bread - A 1-hour boat trip on the Douro from Pinhão, through the terraced vineyards Honest timings: about 4 hours of driving from Lisbon to the Douro, then 90 minutes from the valley to Porto — the rest of the day is yours in the region Private vehicle and driver-guide for your group only, luggage handled door to door