5 das Salas de Prova de Vinhos mais Sexy do Mundo

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Alguma vez reparou como estar numa sala degradada pode fazer com que até o melhor vinho saiba a desilusão? Por outro lado, uma garrafa de $3 pode ter um sabor espantoso quando rodeada de amigos e de uma sala de provas maravilhosamente concebida. O espaço em que se encontra tem impacto na sua percepção do que come e bebe.

We know these five tasting rooms could make even the worst boxed wine taste out of this world. Luckily, when you visit, you’ll definitely be drinking the good stuff!

#1: R. Lopez de Heredia (Espanha)

Sala de provas de vinho na R. Lopez de Heredia em Espanha

Sala de provas de vinho na R. Lopez de Heredia em Espanha

A visit to R. Lopez de Heredia is like taking a step back in time. The original bodega was designed and built in 1877 and the family has been building and expanding ever since. The sprawling 53,000+ square meter property is impressive in its own right, but the new visitor’s pavilion is the must-see spot. Designed by Zaha Hadid, the moveable tasting space is a metallic, wine carafe-shaped building that is the most architecturally unique room on the list. If the vineyard is a step back in time, the tasting room is a step into the future. And the future looks delicious!

#2: HALL Rutherford (Napa Valley, EUA)

Sala de prova de vinhos no HALL Rutherford, Napa Valley, Califórnia

Sala de prova de vinhos no HALL Rutherford em Napa Valley, Califórnia

HALL Rutherford’s subterranean tasting room can only be described one way: over the top. Visitors can indulge in a 90-minute tasting tour that provides an intimate look at the wine-making process. It is a chance to taste the vineyard’s limited-production wines.

And what better way to enjoy exclusive wines than in an opulent tasting room. The space was carefully designed with limestone, reclaimed brick, a long, family-style dining table, and more than 35 pieces of contemporary art. But it is the room’s chandelier that makes HALL Rutherford worth seeing. This jaw-dropping piece was created to represent grapevine roots and is covered with 1500 Swarovski crystals. Like we said: Terminado. O. Topo!

#3: Pelo Vinho (Jose Maria de Fonseca, Portugal)

Sala de Provas na By the Wine em Lisboa, Portugal

Sala de Provas na By the Wine em Lisboa, Portugal

My family originates from Portugal, so I’ve always known the country’s wine is delicious and has more to offer than your standard Port. This small country is starting to spread its wine wings to the rest of the world and as a result, wine tourism is becoming big business. Wineries with public tasting rooms are popping up all over the country but our favorite has to be Jose Maria de Fonseca’s newest tasting room By the Wine.

Situated in the fashionable neighborhood of Chiado in Lisbon, de Fonseca has created a trendy space for wine tourists to sip their vino and dine on Portuguese style tapas. The long room provides family-style seating, perfect for socializing with fellow wine enthusiasts. But the real show-stopper is the barrel vaulted ceiling tiled with countless green wine bottles. You won’t be able to stop looking up in between sips!

#4: Chateau Haut-Brion (França)

Sala de provas de vinho no Chateau Haut Brion em França

Sala de provas de vinho no Chateau Haut Brion em França

Few places in the world are as synonymous with wine than France. So it’s only natural that some of the most stunning wineries in the world are located in Bordeaux. But if you venture just outside of the city, into the suburb of Pessac, you’ll come across one vineyard that will take your breath away. Chateau Haut-Brion has everything: gorgeous scenery, a history that dates back to the 1500s, and a grand tasting room that will make you feel like French royalty. Sipping French wine, in a grand ballroom, in a French chateau? It’s ok to pinch yourself. Yes, this is real life.

#5: Hewitson (Austrália do Sul)

Pátio de Provas de Vinho em Hewitson, Austrália do Sul

Pátio de Provas de Vinho em Hewitson, Austrália do Sul

Embora não tecnicamente uma sala, o convés em Hewitson no mundialmente famoso Barossa Valley ainda oferece uma experiência única. Onde mais no mundo se pode beber vinho enquanto se vêem cangurus a saltar pela vinha? (Dica: quase qualquer vinha na Austrália, na verdade).

O Sul da Austrália está coberto de vinhedos, muitos dos quais permitem aos cangurus saltar livremente à volta da propriedade. Então, o que faz com que a Hewitson se destaque (para além do seu vinho excepcional)? O seu pátio está a passos da vinha, perfeito para ver os cangurus a passar o seu dia.

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