Libatio — Restaurant in Peso da Régua

Totally worth the hike! After seeing the traditional side of the Douro Valley, it’s nice to see the future. Here, not only can you find the classics, but also many interesting wines that a new generation of wine makers are doing locally. We really loved the natural wines we tasted. The owner was very friendly and we really enjoyed her explanations and recommendations. In fact, we were only going there for a glass or two, but since we loved it so much we decided to scrap our dinner plans and stay for more. For wines we tried the Pet Nat, some red wines, and an orange wine. We ordered some of the small plates they had, which were very tasty. We got the bola de Lemago, gilda, pork rillette, smoked sardines, and partridge en escabeche.

The space is a converted 19th century wine cellar. It totally preserves the vibe, while giving a modern, relaxed place to hang out and enjoy wines. I’m sure it’s a good place in the summer to hide out from the heat.

Absolutely loved it! We would highly recommend this place for those seeking a unique experience that is still very much the...

Excellent wine bar in the Peso de Régua (Douro Valley) with a great atmosphere, wines, food and back story. The first thing you notice when you go in is the huge disused wine barrels, the clam atmosphere and the well selected artwork.

We came across Libatio after a lot of Googling of what to do in the area and were so glad to stumble upon this place.

The owner was so accommodating and found the perfect spot for us (baby too) to relax and have some wine in the converted wine cellar. She was super knowledgeable in her wine recommendations and chose some excellent wines. The food options that were provided were well crafted small plates, which accompanied our wine perfectly.

A lot of people will visit the area and only visit Quintas. However, if you want to try some of the best wine that Portugal and the surrounding areas have to offer, head here, and you won't be...

Libatio stands out as a charming wine bar that combines a relaxed atmosphere with competent service. The rustic furniture and soft lighting create a welcoming and unpretentious ambiance, perfect for meetings and conversations. The service is precise, with sommeliers who demonstrate knowledge without being overwhelming.

The wine list is diverse, featuring both classic labels and interesting discoveries from small producers. The food pairings, such as cheese boards and small plates, complement the experience well.

A key differential of Libatio is offering this quality experience at very reasonable prices, making it an excellent choice for wine enthusiasts looking for good value for...