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Visita bodega y almuerzo campero

Wine Tour and vineyarnd + lunch in the granparents house: . - Tour of the vineyards closet to the winery. - Tour of the winery. - Lunch in grandparent house

  • 1 Day
  • Pairing


Viña Elena Winery is a family-owned winery where the generational evolution is evident. The purpose of this visit is to experience firsthand the oldest winery from the grandparents' house, followed by the next winery from 1948, where wine was sold in bulk. It’s very important to make a stop at the vineyard to learn about our Monastrell grape. The tour ends at the 2005 winery, where they make the process of fermentation.

The tour ends in Grandparent house, a culinary space that adds the final touch to our wine tourism experience. Small rooms for small groups, where the essence and warmth of our family that was transmitted from generation to generation still remains and can now be shared with our visitors. 

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- Price per person -

Wine Tour & Tasting + lunch in grandparent house:

  • Tour of the vineyards closet to the winery
  • Tour of the winery
  • RURAL LUNCH - Paired with 3 wines and the house sweet wine:
  • Chargrilled bread with our EVOO Alma de Emi.
  •  Zarangollo (a type of ratatouille with courgettes, eggs and onions).
  •  Pork loin with sliced fried potatoes.
  •   Local cheese board.
  •  Traditional confectionary.
  •  Water and coffee or infusion.

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