It’s an experience for lovers of authenticity and true enjoyers.
In the charming village of Rimor, surrounded by vineyards and cherry trees, we welcome you to show you our landscapes and share our essence with you—without additives, but with real substance.
The tour includes a leisurely walk along natural trails.
A stop at a natural viewpoint will allow you to enjoy spectacular views of vineyards and idyllic landscapes—a perfect moment to capture memories.
The experience culminates with a guided sunset tasting in a space decorated with rustic tables and warm lights. You will taste wines made from our native grapes, sourced from old vineyards lovingly restored.
We’ll share how we understand our history and part of our culture—this is the essence of our "Loving Wines" Project.
IDEAL FOR: Groups of friends, bachelor/bachelorette parties, adventurous families, romantic couples, and solo travelers seeking a connection with nature and local culture.
Optional transportation from nearby towns. Additional activities available: stargazing camping, family exploration workshops, and themed decorations for special events (please inquire about availability for groups).
Dog-friendly activity. ADVANCE BOOKING REQUIRED.
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The guided tour of our winery-museum consists of four parts, all in our 16th-century building.
An experience that combines wine tasting, fun, and a competitive spirit. Participants will become sommeliers in an enjoyable and educational way, learning through play and discovering the secrets of wine through a series of sensory and skill challenges, competing with their friends
Guided tour lasting two hours in which you visit the Cerrato Castellano Museum, consisting of two buildings, one of them an Interpretation Center, where we find a space dedicated to oenology and the Historical Complex of the Baltanás Winery District. The second part of the activity takes place in the Municipal Winery and the traditional Winery where the activity ends with a wine tasting.
