Stands out for

  • • Guided walk through organic vineyards in Penedès
  • • Tasting of four local wines, including xarel·lo
  • • Visit to traditional and modern wineries
  • • Learn about the region’s thousand-year winemaking history
  • • Optional pairing with authentic Catalan cuisine in a natural setting

Description

Context The Penedès region in Catalonia boasts over 2,700 years of winemaking tradition and nearly 300 wineries. Its Mediterranean climate and coastal influence create ideal conditions for cultivating native grape varieties such as xarel·lo, the foundation of its renowned white wines and cava. Penedès is Spain’s largest producer of organic wine, offering a rural landscape where winegrowing harmonizes with nature.

The Experience You’ll walk through sunlit vineyards, guided by an expert who explains organic farming practices and the unique traits of local grapes. You’ll visit both traditional and modern wineries to learn about the history and production methods behind Penedès wines and cava. The experience concludes with a guided tasting of four regional wines, where you’ll explore aromatic profiles ranging from fruity and floral to mineral notes, in a serene setting designed to engage the senses.

For Whom This activity is ideal for adults over 18 who are interested in wine culture and Catalan gastronomy. Participants should have normal mobility to walk and stand for 1–2 hours. Not suitable for minors or those who do not consume alcohol or have limited mobility without prior consultation.

Local Context Penedès preserves a millennia-old viticultural tradition, blending ancestral techniques with modern innovation. The local community values organic production and authentic Catalan cuisine, often enjoyed during outdoor experiences in the region’s natural setting.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 18+

Not suitable for kids Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Wine Tourism and Tasting in Penedès

This is general information about this type of experience. Check the offers for specific details

Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear for walking on uneven vineyard terrain. Book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak season. The best times to visit are spring and harvest season. Do not drive after wine tasting; consider using local transport. If you have limited mobility, confirm accessibility details with the provider beforehand. Combine your visit with nearby cultural or culinary tours for a fuller experience.

Physical Requirements

low physical activity, mainly walking and standing during the visit and tasting

About the Area

Penedès is a Catalan region renowned for its rolling landscape of vineyards and wineries, shaped by a Mediterranean climate that supports organic viticulture. The area offers well-developed tourist services, local restaurants serving traditional Catalan food, and cultural attractions such as the Vinseum – Museum of Wine of Catalonia – as well as hiking and cycling routes. Easily accessible from Barcelona and nearby cities, Penedès is served by public transport and offers dedicated tour options for wine enthusiasts.

Offers

Best available offers for Wine Tourism and Tasting in Penedès

Viticultura+enología+Cata+menú en el Alt Penedés

From
€65

Calçotadas y costilladas enoturísticas para grupos

From
€40

Visita y curso de cata en la bodega J Miquel Jané

From
€25

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Frequently Asked Questions

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No, the tasting is educational and accessible for beginners interested in learning about Penedès wines and their regional characteristics.
The tour typically lasts between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the selected format and number of wineries visited.
The experience is centered on wine tasting, so it’s not recommended for non-drinkers. However, non-drinkers may still enjoy the vineyard walk and educational elements.
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain in vineyards.
There is no clear information on accessibility. It is strongly advised to contact the winery or operator directly before booking to confirm suitability.