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Step off the coast road and into a living chapter of Alicante's wine history. This guided visit to a 1707 estate includes a tour of organic vineyards and a guided tasting of three wines paired with local bites.
Step off the coast road and into a living chapter of Alicante's wine history. This guided visit to a 1707 estate includes a tour of organic vineyards and a guided tasting of three wines paired with local bites.
The tour begins before the winery gate, with a narrow country lane opening onto low, sun-bleached vines and an 18th‑century stone house that keeps the salt air from the nearby Mediterranean at bay.
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Operated by Alicante Getaway · Alicante, Valencian Community
The tour begins before the winery gate, with a narrow country lane opening onto low, sun-bleached vines and an 18th‑century stone house that keeps the salt air from the nearby Mediterranean at bay.
Inside the old workhouse the guide's voice slices through the cool air as oak beams and stone vats trace the steps from field to bottle. Visitors move from vineyard rows—leaves rustling under a steady coastal breeze—to the production rooms where organic practices are explained: green cover crops, minimal intervention, and hands-on selection. The property dates to 1707 and was once part of the holdings of the Marquises of La Romana, whose influence shaped local land use and irrigation patterns still visible across the terraces.
Geology here is straightforward: limestone-rich soils with good drainage, a Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters, and diurnal swings that concentrate sugars and aromas in the grapes.
The tasting pairs three wines (white, rosé, red) with breadsticks, olives, and a small tapa; the guide ties tasting notes to grape variety, barrel aging, and organic certification. Private car transport from Alicante is included, so guests don’t need to drive after sampling.
Practical notes: the visit runs about 2½ hours, is wheelchair/stroller accessible in parts, and requires minimal walking over gravel and cellar steps. Bring sun protection for the vineyard, comfortable footwear for uneven ground, and a notebook if you want to jot down vintages and terroir details. Bookings allow free cancellation with 24‑hour notice; groups remain small, making questions and personalized tasting notes part of the experience.
The experience lasts about 2.5 hours, including a guided tour of the estate and a tasting of three wines.
Yes—private car transport from Alicante is included in the price; confirm pickup details when you book.
Infants and small children can attend (stroller accessible) but the tasting is intended for adults; book infant seats if needed.
Yes, the winery practices organic farming; the guide explains vineyard and cellar methods during the visit.
Alicante Getaway operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The tour begins before the winery gate, with a narrow country lane opening onto low, sun-bleached vines and an 18th‑century stone house that keeps the salt air from the nearby Mediterranean at bay.
The tour begins before the winery gate, with a narrow country lane opening onto low, sun-bleached vines and an 18th‑century stone house that keeps the salt air from the nearby Mediterranean at bay.
Inside the old workhouse the guide's voice slices through the cool air as oak beams and stone vats trace the steps from field to bottle. Visitors move from vineyard rows—leaves rustling under a steady coastal breeze—to the production rooms where organic practices are explained: green cover crops, minimal intervention, and hands-on selection. The property dates to 1707 and was once part of the holdings of the Marquises of La Romana, whose influence shaped local land use and irrigation patterns still visible across the terraces.
Geology here is straightforward: limestone-rich soils with good drainage, a Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters, and diurnal swings that concentrate sugars and aromas in the grapes.
The tasting pairs three wines (white, rosé, red) with breadsticks, olives, and a small tapa; the guide ties tasting notes to grape variety, barrel aging, and organic certification. Private car transport from Alicante is included, so guests don’t need to drive after sampling.
Practical notes: the visit runs about 2½ hours, is wheelchair/stroller accessible in parts, and requires minimal walking over gravel and cellar steps. Bring sun protection for the vineyard, comfortable footwear for uneven ground, and a notebook if you want to jot down vintages and terroir details. Bookings allow free cancellation with 24‑hour notice; groups remain small, making questions and personalized tasting notes part of the experience.