Wine tourism
Experiences that are enjoyed with the five senses
Discover the origins of our wineries and be captivated by the history that surrounds them. Enjoy the opportunity to travel to the García-Carrión family's most iconic vineyards, enjoying a privileged setting and unique wines.
Our winemaking environment encompasses a wide range of wineries where you can enjoy the culture of the vine and wine through a historical, artistic, cultural, and gastronomic journey. Join us on our wine tourism experiences around Spain.
ARNÁIZ VINEYARD
A window to history. A sea of vineyards.
García-Carrión began building his Viña Arnáiz winery (Haza, Burgos) in 2000, when he began producing wines under the Ribera del Duero Designation of Origin. This winery, built by the renowned architect Manuel de la Torre using reclaimed materials, is a prime example of the family business's commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Located in a strategic enclave, it was once a fortress belonging to Juana de Haza, a Castilian noblewoman who began planting vineyards at the foot of her fortress. These vineyards gradually expanded, and its fame grew throughout the region for its extraordinary quality.
Viña Arnáiz combines cutting-edge technology with respect for traditional systems. It combines viticulture 4.0 with traditional winemaking methods to offer quality wines under one of the most prestigious designations of origin.
Its 20,000 m2 horseshoe-shaped winery has capacity for 1,000 bottles and almost 6,000 barrels for storing Tempranillo (Tinta del País) grape wine, a common denominator in the vineyards of the Ribera del Duero region.
Furthermore, this winery also covers the Rueda and Toro appellations, historic wine-producing areas where it imbues its whites and reds with excellent character and quality.
JAUME SERRA
The cellar that looks out to sea.
Located in a unique setting, atop a hill that gently slopes toward the Mediterranean Sea in Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona), the Jaume Serra winery is nestled in a magical setting. Come and enjoy a walled estate that features a beautiful 17th-century farmhouse. A farmhouse surrounded by vineyards, ancient pines, stone walls, and the Mediterranean Sea in the background, it's well worth a visit.
The winery is surrounded by 125 hectares of vineyards growing Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Tempranillo, and Chardonnay grapes. It has a production capacity of 60 million bottles of cava and 20 million bottles of wine per year. Jaume Serra houses 3,500 American and French oak barrels. It also has fully automated underground cellars to continue the cava production process.
Jaume Serra is the winery where tradition, technology, and quality come together to offer cava from a family business that has become the leader in the Spanish market.
LOS LLANOS WINERIES
The cave of art.
The word "Valdepeñas" is practically synonymous with "wine." It's the product that unites us and identifies us both within and outside our borders.
The Valdepeñas Wine Route showcases the tourism resources of the Valdepeñas Designation of Origin production area.
The Los Llanos de Valdepeñas Winery dates back to 1875, its original location now houses one of Spain's most prestigious museums. The winery is equipped with the most advanced oenological techniques to produce, age, and bottle high-quality wines. The wineries boast one of the largest underground cellars in the country, with a capacity for 30,000 barrels. The characteristics of the soil, along with a dry, sunny climate, contribute decisively to the grape's optimal development and ripeness.
The Bodegas Los Llanos caves unite the art of Valdepeñas and the art of wine. Hence the name it received in 1977, the "CAVE OF ART."