Very complete experience that combines heritage + culture + gastronomy + wine culture. The underground cellars on Calle Puerta Nueva de Utiel will be the first stop for our visitors. They will learn about the structure of these wineries and the winemaking process in the 18th century. Afterwards, the visit to our monumental winery will begin, where we will take a tour of our exciting history and see the wine-making process from the entry of the grapes into the winery, passing through the barrel room, storage area... ending in the tasting area where we will taste a selection of our best wines. The visit will end with a meal in a typical Utielano Restaurant.
Very complete experience that combines heritage + culture + gastronomy + wine culture.
The underground cellars on Calle Puerta Nueva de Utiel will be the first stop for our visitors. They will learn about the structure of these wineries and the winemaking process in the 18th century.
Afterwards, the visit to our monumental winery will begin, where we will take a tour of our exciting history and see the wine-making process from the entry of the grapes into the winery, passing through the barrel room, storage area... ending in the tasting area where we will taste a selection of our best wines.
The visit will end with a meal in a typical Utielano Restaurant.
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