First, we visit the vineyard and take a tour of the winery while explaining the production process. We continue with a guided tasting of 4 wines paired with cold cuts and cheeses. Finally, we explore the underground cellars, where we age wines from the best vintages.
Between Utiel and Requena, just 45 minutes from Valencia, is the Pago Vitícola Vera de Estenas, a modernist winery with more than a century of history, founded in 1876.
During the visit we explained in detail the winemaking process. We tour the vineyards, the barrel room and our family museum.
Next, we will enjoy a guided tasting of 4 of our wines, accompanied by cheeses and sausages from the region.
To close the experience, we will descend to explore the old wine warehouses from the 19th century where the best vintages of wines bottled in the winery since the 1982 harvest are currently stored and aged.
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Enjoy a self-guided tour through the heart of Somontano, 2.5 km long and lasting around 45 minutes, discovering the environment that enriches and personalises our wines in a unique way.
Enjoy a guided tour of our winery, where you will discover our unique way of understanding wine — a philosophy that, for six generations, has remained true to our principles, our land, and our history.
Everything is shared in a warm, simple, and family-friendly way.
At the end of the tour, you will enjoy a tasting experience that includes 4 of our wines, paired with bread, our own olive oil, local cheese (km 0), and Ochoa chocolate.
We recommend this visit if you want to spend a special and different time with friends, your partner, or family. The tour is adapted and accessible.
Duration: 75 min Price: €25
In the heart of the Guadalest Valley, where tradition and nature meet, a winery that already has history is born. His legacy has endured through the centuries, with references to vine cultivation in the Mas de Ondara, the farmhouse that houses the winery, already in the Llibre del Repartiment of Jaume I, from 1237. .
