Wine Museum

Surprisingly comprehensive and beautifully kept up museum of one local family’s wine-making business. The buildings and gardens are meticulously labelled, making the experience unforgettable. Someone must have put so much love and effort into it, and it shows.

Neat little place. Owners were great. Got to see the old ways wine was made. There are rooms with the tools that were used. Outside there are different presses and other things used in the wine making progress. Don't forget to have some wine. They do not sell wine by the glass, so prepared to share a bottle, or have one for yourself and crawl out of there.

Lovely little museum. There's no entrance fee so it's definitely a must visit if you're in the island and enjoy wine. They have a small shop where they sell their wines (ranging from 8 to around 50 euros). Unfortunately, wine tasting sessions are still not taking place due to covid.

Charming Wine Museum, where their hundreds of years of wine making history, tools and so on are on display. Small grounds to view different wine varieties they are growing. A nifty tasting room, buy a bottle to take back to your room & enjoy later in your trip. The tour guide was very knowledgeable, as she was wife of the current generation of Brum family. Wonderful place to stop. Parked on the street along EN1-1A as there is no parking on Canada do Caldeiro.

Very unique and interesting self directed museum. You can walk around the vineyards , the museum and old barns of wine barrels. Brum wine is suppoded to be one of the best on Terciers. We enjoyed it immensely and bought a bottle of wine to try.
I highly recommend checking out this little wine museum .