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Harvest Returns to Caves São João with Experiences

Diário de Aveiro3 September 2026 at 12:15

Caves São João, a centenary company located in Anadia, has begun the harvest period, resuming a tradition that is a fundamental part of its identity. The harvest began at Quinta do Poço do Lobo, one of the company's historic properties.

For this occasion, the winery prepared three distinct experiences that allow participants to follow and experience the traditional harvest process up close. These activities were developed with the objective of bringing the public closer to the wine-growing tradition of the region.

The initiative represents an important moment for the company, which through these experiences intends to share with visitors the authenticity and know-how accumulated over generations in wine production.

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