How I got an education in good wine and chocolate on a weekend away in Porto
Briefly

The article highlights the significance of the Douro River in Portugal, likening its role in wine production to that of Champagne in France. It specifically points out that the Douro is unique for producing the well-known dessert port wine, which thrives along its fertile banks. Additionally, the author reflects on their personal experience in Gaia, noting the beauty of the landscape and the friendly banter received for wearing Doc Martens while exploring the hills, adding a touch of humor to the narrative.
The Douro is Portugal's equivalent of Champagne - the sweet dessert 'port wine' is produced exclusively along its waters.
The good people of Gaia will never let me forget that I chose to brave their beautiful hills wearing a pair of Doc Martens.
Read at Independent
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