Spain, country of wines

This article was published on 27/09/2016 at 20:00

Grapevine cultivation in Spain spread especially during the Roman occupation of Hispania between the 3rd century BC and the 1st century BC. During that period, new methods of cultivation and aging were introduced, fact that resulted in new flavours, aromas and textures never seen before.

From that moment on, Spain became a land of wines and nowadays it is one of the most well-known and prestigious countries in the world.

Is there anyone who does not know the Rioja, the Priorat or the Ribera del Duero? Spanish ‘Denominaciones de Origen’ or ‘Denominaciones de Origen Protegidas’ –Certificates of Origin– make the difference and give some sort of recognition to the Spanish wines which accomplish the requirements to the letter.

Julia Travel invites you to discover the wonderful world of wine with tours that will not only take you to tastings to enjoy the best products of our land, but to discover the history of the cellars and the best kept secrets of wine aging.

Where? Julia Travel offers you tours with tastings and visits to cellars at different points of the country: the Penedes, Jerez de la Frontera, La Rioja… Choose the tour that fits you best and discover by yourself the world of oenology.

Furthermore, Julia Travel combines oenotourism with cultural visits: visit to Bodegas Torres + Montserrat departing from Barcelona, visit to a cellar from Jerez de la Frontera + Cadiz departing from Seville, tour around the La Rioja Alavesa + Vitoria departing from Bilbao…

Do not miss this chance to immerse yourself in the amazing world of oenology by the hand of Julia Travel.

Loading…