Wine tourism, with the opportunity to discover the world of wine at source, is becoming fashionable. So much so that today, alongside the visits to vineyards and the discovery of the wine-making process a host of additional activities are on offer: rural accommodation, restaurants, bicycle rides through the vineyards, wine-therapy, and of course delicious tastings which delight your senses with a feast of aromas and flavors. A weekend spent in this way can combine the enjoyment of nature and the countryside with the appreciation of one of the finest foods our culture has developed. We recommend visiting the wineries of Ribera del Duero in Castilla y Leon, a young appellation of origin, home to a powerful and elegant wine, which has received high praise from the most prestigious wine experts. This region houses some of the great classics in the international world of wine, including Vega Sicilia, as well as wineries with luxurious hotels and restaurants and museums.
Ruta del Vino Afluente Rural
Ribera del Duero burgalesa
Web: www.rutadelvinorural.com
Bodegas Vega Sicilia
A legend among the Spanish wineries
Address: Carretera N 122, Km 323 (Valbuena de Duero).
Tel: +34 983 68 01 47.
Web: www.vega-sicilia.com
Bodegas Arzuaga
Wood-aged wines, convent architecture and a Castilian landscape setting
Address: Ctra. N-122, km. 325 (Quintanilla de Onésimo).
Tel: +34 983 68 11 46.
Web: www.arzuaganavarro.com
Museo del Vino Castillo de Peñafiel
A medieval monument, dedicated to wine
Tel: +34 983 88 11 99.
Web: www.museodelvinodevalladolid.com
Centro de Interpretación de la Arquitectura del Vino
An invitation to discover the wine tradition in Aranda de Duero
Address: Plaza Mayor, 13 (Aranda de Duero).
Tel: +34 947 51 42 65.
Web: www.arandacentrodelvino.com
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