About this tour
This half-day Alicante excursion takes you inland to an 18th-century estate where the Marquis of La Romana once lived. You'll walk through working vineyards and production rooms—from fermentation to bottling—then taste three wines paired with light snacks in the winery restaurant. The drive out reveals the surrounding countryside, and on return you'll visit a Gaudí-inspired church and a 12th-century hilltop castle, rounding out a mix of viticulture and local architecture in roughly three hours.
Highlights
- 18th-century farmhouse and vineyards, former Marquis estate
- Tour fermentation, barrel, and bottling rooms with explanations
- Taste three wines (white, rosé, red) with snacks included
- Gaudí-style church architecture and medieval Castle of Mola
- 30-minute scenic drive through Alicante countryside
- Air-conditioned transport throughout
What to expect
After collecting you from central Alicante, you'll travel through rural landscape to the estate. The winery guide walks you through the production process in accessible detail—expect to see actual equipment in use and learn how organic grapes become bottled wine. The tasting happens in the restaurant with breadsticks, olives, and a tapa to cleanse your palate between wines. You're free to order lunch separately if booked ahead. On the return leg, stops at the distinctive church and castle are brief but worthwhile for photos and quick exploration. Altogether, a leisurely pace suitable for any fitness level.
Good to know
Wear comfortable shoes for vineyard walking. Lunch isn't included but can be pre-arranged if you book privately. The sites visited are modest in scale—expect character rather than grandeur. Tipping is optional. All entrance fees and taxes are covered.
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