Wine Tasting & Farm Tour at Alentejo Winery
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Discover the art of winemaking in Alentejo with an exclusive tasting led by the winery’s own winemaker. Learn, sip, and appreciate the region’s unique terroir.
Tasting with the Winemaker
Starting at €120 | 2 hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Estremoz
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About This Adventure
Discover the art of winemaking in the stunning Alentejo region, where unique limestone and schist soils create exceptional wines. Enjoy a guided tour of the winery and cellars, led by the winemaker, and taste wines still aging in barrels. Experience the perfect blend of tradition and sustainability in this captivating setting.
In a total of 48 hectares of vineyards, the soils mark the profile of our wines. Limestone soils are deeper and more fertile, originating grapes with greater balance and freshness, combining with schist soils, poor and austere lands, source of concentration and minerality.
Our winery is perfectly framed by the surrounding Alentejo landscape. The main building contrasts with an old windmill, creating harmony between the past and the present. The winery was built to be both sustainable and efficient.
What is included:
- Arrival at the winery and welcome by the producer
- Guided tour to the winery and cellars
- Accompanied by the winemaker, knowing the secrets behind of each wine, compare grape varieties, lots and taste the wines that are still in the barrel.
What is not included:
- Transportation to the farm
After booking we will send all the details of the reservation.
If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Reserve your spot ahead of time to ensure a personalized experience.
Take notes
Bring a notebook to jot down tasting notes and impressions.
Arrive early
Get there a little early to enjoy the scenic surroundings.
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water between tastings to stay refreshed.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- European rabbits
- Various species of native birds
History
The winery has been family-owned for over a century, blending traditional methods with modern sustainability.
Conservation
The estate employs organic farming practices and minimizes water usage to preserve the local environment.
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Recommended Gear
Sun protection
Bring a hat and sunscreen for outdoor vineyard walks.
summer specific
Comfortable shoes
Wear sturdy shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
Notebook and pen
Record tasting notes and impressions.
Camera
Capture scenic vineyard views and architecture.