Tourists visiting the island of Madeira are being invited to participate in the grape harvest, grape treading, in a tradition that has been repeated for decades. Visitors literally put hands and feet to work, treading the grapes with their feet in a traditional winemaking process.
The activity is described as an authentic celebration, where both tourists and locals can experience an important aspect of Madeiran culture and tradition. Grape treading is a practice that is part of the wine production process in the region.
The article does not specify exact dates, concrete locations or organizations responsible for the activity. The tradition of the grape harvest in Madeira has deep roots in the local economy and culture, being one of the most important agricultural activities on the island.
