• Madrid - The meeting point is Plaza de Castilla in Madrid, unless prior arrangements for pickup are made. Upon arrival, the Operator will warmly welcome everyone, conduct a quick roll call, and ensure all are comfortably seated in the air-conditioned transport. Once on the road, the Operator will outline the day’s itinerary, including timings, stops, and what to expect at each bodega, allowing everyone to relax and enjoy the journey.
• Ribera del Duero - Departing from Madrid, the journey heads north, transitioning from the cityscape to the expansive Castilian plains. This pleasant drive takes approximately 2 hours, leading into the heart of wine country. Ribera del Duero extends along the Duero River, featuring a landscape rich with medieval villages, castles, churches, and monasteries—key contributors to the region’s wine-making heritage since the Middle Ages. Today, it stands as one of Spain’s most renowned red-wine regions, merging deep history with contemporary winemaking.
• Anguix - The next stop offers a quintessential Ribera del Duero experience: a guided vineyard tour and an exclusive look inside the winery, providing insights into how the land and climate influence the wine. This is followed by a leisurely tasting session paired with a light aperitif, fostering a relaxed and social atmosphere. The visit typically lasts about 1.5 hours and is available in both Spanish and English. Please note that this itinerary is an example and may be subject to change.
• Sotillo de la Ribera - The following visit is to a winery renowned for its impressive 16th-century underground wine cellar carved into the hillside. The tour begins with a view of the vineyard adjacent to the winery, followed by a visit to the winemaking area, and concludes with a descent into the historic caves for a relaxed tasting of three wines. Please note that this itinerary is an example and may be subject to change.
• Penafiel - The next stop is Peñafiel for a leisurely lunch (meal at your own expense)—a traditional sit-down break to savor local cuisine and embrace the Castilian pace. The town is highlighted by the magnificent Castillo de Peñafiel, providing a stunning backdrop for a wine-country lunch. Please note that this itinerary is an example and may be subject to change.
• Madrid - After the final stop, the group will return to Madrid together in the same private transport, offering everyone a chance to unwind on the journey back.

• Private transportation
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Tour guide on the bus (You’ll be in great hands with winery tour guides)

Escape the hustle and bustle of Madrid for a sophisticated, relaxed, and leisurely wine day.

This is not a rushed bus tour. Instead, it’s a thoughtfully paced Ribera del Duero getaway for those who value quality over quantity: enjoy comfortable transportation, visits to two carefully selected wineries, generous tastings, and ample time to savor the countryside. William, an American who has called Madrid home for over ten years, has crafted this experience for guests seeking a memorable, relaxed, and well-organized day.

What makes it unique:

Handpicked bodegas, not random stops. Ribera del Duero is vast, and not every winery visit is special. The focus is on bodegas that offer warm hospitality, exceptional wines, and a visit that justifies the journey—whether it’s an impressive cellar or a stunning vineyard setting.

A relaxed pace with no rushing. Small groups ensure a personal touch, with door-to-door convenience—no need for rental cars, no parking hassles, and no concerns about designated drivers. Simply arrive, sip, learn, and enjoy Ribera in the best way possible.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.