
Rare-pour list
Rare Douro pours stay fresh for weeks under argon so guests can compare vintages without committing to bottles.
Mica Wine Bar pours forty Portuguese wines by the glass in a narrow room on Rua de Miguel Bombarda — old Douro reds, Vinho Verde from small growers and cloudy pet-nat on ice. The kitchen sends out tinned-fish boards, cheese and olives until late, and nobody pushes a bottle you didn't ask for.
Bottles & tins
Portuguese bottles with small plates built for sharing — pours stay honest, boards arrive when you are ready.

Rare Douro pours stay fresh for weeks under argon so guests can compare vintages without committing to bottles.

Cloudy bottles rest on ice with a chalk note about lees and disgorgement dates. Staff pour without the lecture.

Tinned fish from the coast with grilled bread rubbed with garlic oil. Duarte opens tins to order at the bar.

Cheese and olives return after 22:00 when the kitchen winds down — perfect with a last glass before close.
Candles on, list open.




“Staff poured three Douro glasses without upselling a bottle we did not want. Rita remembered what we liked from last month.”
“Conserva board and pet-nat felt like a proper Porto night, not a tourist trap. We stayed until the cheese came back out.”
Rita tastes every bottle on the list; Duarte opens the tins and slices the cheese.
Half-glass pours and vermouth spritzes on the back card — ask Sofia at the bar.
Tables until 20:00; bar walk-in after. Friday flights often sell out by Thursday.
€15 a bottle, one per table; Portuguese wines only.
Conserva boards list fish and dairy; nut-free cheese options on request. Kitchen closes plates before midnight snacks.
Tables of six or more share a flight board; call ahead on Fridays so Rita can set aside glasses.
Midweek pours stay relaxed at the bar; weekend tables book a week ahead.
Rua de Miguel Bombarda 220, Porto (fictional)
+351 22 340 1287