Bodegas, wines and places to stay · All of Spain

Spain, one wine region at a time.

Find bodegas that welcome visitors. Compare tastings, see what is poured, and plan your route to somewhere you can sleep well afterwards.

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This season

September—October

Harvest in the north

In Rioja and Ribera del Duero the vineyards fill with work. More bodegas open for harvest experiences, but weekday visits may need booking in advance.

Book weekends early. Ask whether the visit includes transport from the village if you are not staying at the bodega.

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Andalucía

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Navarra

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Región de Murcia

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Three routes to start with

Create your own route
01

Rioja in two days

Haro, Laguardia and four bodegas with different styles. A night in an old village.

2 days · 4 bodegas · 1 night
02

Ribera del Duero in three days

From Peñafiel to Aranda de Duero along the river. Six bodegas and two nights among the vineyards.

3 days · 6 bodegas · 2 nights
03

The Sherry Triangle at an easy pace

Jerez and Sanlúcar. Solera cellars, manzanilla and a night by the coast.

2 days · 4 bodegas · 1 night