Visiting The Oldest European Wine Region Alto Douro | Europe To The Maxx

[@jm-je4tl]

"There's no where else where foot treading is used to make wine in the world". Well, it's still done this way in my village in Uganda...

[@ramonbradley9792]

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[@tadeowill3585]

@Ramon Bradley instablaster ;)

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[@natlylyx6555]

I love wine

[@lS-qp6zq]

Hendrick being invited by the vineyard owner to trample grapes while both are wearing neatly pressed ironed and starched shirts sure looks fun and scary the same time. 🍇😅🍇 But sure DW got his dry cleaning bills covered for that assignment. #LaundryHazard

[@suevialania]

💚❤️🇵🇹👍🏻

[@jedrekgrzeda9406]

How many bottel of that wine are made on a singel year

[@johnmate]

Paolo Savedra is lied. The river Duero It´s quite smooth

[@miguelf.6835]

Its quite smooth today because of the dams that were built! When Rabelo boats were used to transport the Port wine, Douro river was a tricky river with lots of rapids.

[@johnmate]

Wow 34 dams throughout the river

[@scottmead854]

The same companies are also involved in the "Port" documentary (dir. David Kennard), which features quite a few disturbing scenes. Examples: - during a ceremony/party, predominantly white men sing "British will never be slaves" while being served by visible minorities - workers were singing "liberdad" (liberty) while doing hard labor - the liberdad song also features rather sexist "pretty girls" lyrics (some of the girls appear to be too young to be working) - the workers, while toiling, were all wearing shirts with the company's logo like some kind of cattle after being tagged - the museum employee proudly and unabashedly presents sexist painting depicting objectification of women (the devil is trying to make a choice between wine or women) - the company executives attempt to paint a picture of down-to-earth "family business" but you know they're not part of many of the tedious processes when the camera is not rolling and so on.. I know winemaking is a wonderful tradition, but I believe certain aspects need to be updated

[@rusticus6393]

You might need an update on all that virtue signaling. Have a glass of wine and relax.

[@mmartijn78]

Oldest? Sakartvelo Imereti 8000 BC....

[@dinahope7753]

Serious???? Till today with feet??? No way!!!🙅🏻‍♀️🙅🏻‍♀️🙅🏻‍♀️🙅🏻‍♀️🙅🏻‍♀️

[@LadyNikitaShark]

It just for show for tourists, people pay to go on this tours and do it like in the old days, it's like going on a Renaissance fair. Nowadays there are very advanced machinery that does it, the wine industry in Portugal is highly regulated.

[@luanofortuin206]

That's why I don't prefer red wine. I can't drink people's feet 🤢😫

[@dweuromaxx]

@Luano Fortuin Also white grapes are being foot-stamped now and then . . 😲

[@alvafaleiro]

Isso é porque temos tantos vinhos medalhados. Mas fiquei descansado, hoje é tudo automatizado mas o que vemos aqui é apenas uma tradição para os turistas.

[@vitorferreira6062]

What an idiotic comment...