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A tradição do Dia de São Martinho coincide com o fim das colheitas e o fim dos trabalhos agrícolas é celebrada com vinho novo, água-pé e castanhas assadas geralmente à volta de uma fogueira.
"On the day of St. Martin: Fire, Chestnuts and Wine!" Today is St. Martinho day is "Magusto" day, is a day to drink "Água-pé" or new wine and roasted chestnuts.
Legend says that on this day a Roman knight, named Martinho, riding to his homeland, met a beggar full of cold at the roadside, who asked foralms. The rider with cut his cloak and gave half to the beggar to cover and heat. At that moment it stopped raining and the sun appeared, it is believed to have been the reward for the goodness of the rider. Until now this phenomenon is known as "Summer of St. Martinho."
The tradition of St. Martinho's Day coincides with the end of harvest and the end of the agricultural work is celebrated with new wine, "água-pé" and chestnuts usually around a campfire.
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