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Pon nombre a tu barrica y vive el vino de Rioja

Una visita única en Rioja. Adéntrate en el corazón de nuestra bodega con una visita guiada donde descubrirás los secretos de nuestra crianza. 

  • Wine tour
  • Custom
  • Less than 1 day

Exclusive, unique in Rioja, and only for groups.

Celebrate with us the 25th Anniversary of the David Moreno Wine Club with a different kind of experience at our winery. Enjoy a guided tour where you will discover the winemaking and aging process while exploring the underground cellars and the Great Cave, a magical place where time shapes every bottle.

Afterward, you will access an exclusive space in the Wine Club rooms, where you will have the privilege of tasting directly from the Club’s private barrels, experiencing the evolution of our wines in their purest state.

A unique moment to share with your group, immerse yourself in the world of wine, and feel part of our winery.

No children allowed
 Minimum: 4 people – Maximum: 8 people 

30

- Price per person -

  • Vineyard tour
  • Winery tour
  • Barrel wine tasting
  • Local appetizer 

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