WINE TOURS · WORLDWIDE
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The 5 jerez de la frontera wine tours worth setting a day aside for. A short list of the cellar doors and tastings travellers keep recommending, with prices, run times and who pours them.
Visit Cayetano del Pino in Jerez for an 80-minute guided tour and tasting of two Marco de Jerez wines with appetizers.
Most Popular“The tour guide was very informative and we found the tour very interesting and enjoyable. The tasting at the end would have been much better if you were given a choice of dry , medium or sweet tastings, not everyone likes such a dry wine, that aside it was great.”
Walk a 1886 Jerez bodega, learn how sherry is made, then taste four wines with a guide in historic city center.
“The tour was very interesting, particularly the details of how sherry is made of so many different ages of wine. The only thing I would change is the tasting session, making it a little more atmospheric. Our group was very small and so the room was quiet, maybe some appropriate music playing would add to…”
Visit González Byass in Jerez for a guided sherry tasting and fortified-wine lesson, including legendary Tío Pepe bodega stories.
“We didn’t do it because no one was there!”
Central Jerez sherry tour in a mid-1800s winery: audio-visual history, label exhibition, and tasting of 4 wines. $29.
“Interesting and informative”
3-hour Gastro visit at Bodegas Fundador in Andalusia: guided sherry and brandy tour plus paired menu at Casa Fundador for $40.
“Very good lunch and tour guide.”
Cellar doors, tastings and harvest-season day trips, in every wine country we cover.
