Through this visit, you will learn first-hand about the philosophy of the winery.
A guided tour of the facilities, where you can enjoy wine and art with all your senses, get to know the winery's facilities and visit the Contemporary Art Gallery, with works by famous artists such as Tàpies, Chillida, Saura and Pepe Cerdá.
The winery itself offers the full ENATE experience. From the winery and its vineyards, the traveller can enjoy an unusual variety of unique landscapes. But the winery itself is a welcoming place, full of charm and surprises, open to all those who wish to enjoy the beauty of art, gastronomy and wine.
ENATE, the art of wine, the wine of art. Privileged wines from Somontano, where the most modern design and technology are combined with a scrupulous respect for winemaking tradition.
Participants are advised to arrive at the winery 10 minutes before the start of the activity.
Duration of the activity 1h30m
This activity is NOT recommended for children under the age of 10.
The activity can be completed with an Iberian ham or Manchego cheese appetiser, which will be served at the end of the final tasting. The price of the appetizer is not included in the price of the visit.
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Get to know all of the secrets of the winemaking of red and rose wines.
The guided tour of our winery-museum consists of four parts, all in our 16th-century building.
Bodegas Luzón is a winery proud of its roots and the territory to which it belongs. We are one of the main producers and exporters of D.O.P Jumilla wine since its foundation by Don José de Molina. He was a commander of the Royal Armies stationed in the Philippines and decided to return to his native Jumilla after finishing his military career, naming his property “Finca Luzón” in honour of the island where he spent so much time and which always remained in his memory. Later, the history of our winery becomes even more special, when Don José De Molina decides to link the inheritance of his lands and his estate to the female branch of the family, a tradition that continued until the mid-80s.
