Wine Tourism with Tasting at Bodegas Zarraguilla, Sacramenia

Stands out for

  • • Walk through 10 hectares of vineyard on the Bodegas Zarraguilla estate in Sacramenia
  • • Taste three regional wines with a local appetizer in a fully accessible cellar
  • • Learn about traditional winemaking from harvest to bottling
  • • Enjoy a serene rural atmosphere with natural scents of grapevines and earth
  • • Discover the story of the relocated cloister from the Monasterio de Santa María la Real
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Description

Context Bodegas Zarraguilla is located in Sacramenia, within the Segovia region of Castilla y León. The estate spans 10 hectares of its own vineyards, situated in a quiet rural landscape known for its long-standing winemaking traditions. The area is characterized by a dry climate, gentle hills, and a natural aroma of thyme and fresh earth carried by the wind. The winery blends traditional winemaking methods with modern accessibility features, making it welcoming for visitors with limited mobility. The surrounding village offers a rich historical atmosphere, with centuries-old architecture and a deep-rooted cultural heritage.

The Experience The visit begins with a guided walk through the vineyard, where you’ll learn about the grape varieties grown, pruning techniques, and seasonal vineyard care. Next, you’ll enter the cellar to discover the full winemaking process—from harvest and fermentation to aging and bottling. The visit concludes with a structured tasting of three carefully selected wines, served with a traditional local appetizer. You’ll explore the nuances of aroma, body, and finish, all while enjoying the cool, earthy scent of the cellar and the surrounding vine-covered hills.

For Whom This low-difficulty activity is ideal for wine enthusiasts interested in authentic, small-scale production and regional winemaking practices. It’s also suitable for visitors with limited mobility, as the site is fully accessible. The experience appeals to those who enjoy combining wine tasting with cultural heritage and local cuisine. It is not recommended for those seeking physically demanding activities or who are not interested in wine tasting.

Local Context Sacramenia is renowned for its historical significance, particularly the Monasterio de Santa María la Real, whose cloister was dismantled and relocated stone by stone to the United States in the 20th century—a unique story shared during the visit. The community continues to preserve traditional crafts, including artisanal cheese-making and wine production, which are reflected in local food offerings and seasonal festivals.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

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Practical Guide

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Location

How to get there

By car Public transport
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes suitable for outdoor terrain and indoor cellar areas. Book in advance, especially for small groups, and confirm opening times directly with the winery. The experience is suitable year-round and best enjoyed by those who appreciate wine tasting and peaceful rural settings. Consider pairing the visit with a local cheese tasting or a walk through the historic center to fully experience the region’s charm.

Physical Requirements

Low physical activity, mainly walking and standing during the visit and tasting.

About the Area

Sacramenia is a rural municipality in the Segovia province of Castilla y León, known for its traditional wine and artisanal cheese production. The area features the historic Monasterio de Santa María la Real, the scenic Cerro de San Miguel hiking trail, and a network of quiet country roads ideal for exploring. Basic amenities are available, and the village is easily accessible by car from Segovia or Valladolid, making it a convenient base for combining wine tourism with cultural and gastronomic experiences.

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It is recommended to book in advance to secure your spot, especially for small groups, though there is no mandatory minimum booking period.
Yes, Bodegas Zarraguilla is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. Please contact the winery in advance to discuss specific accessibility needs.
The tasting includes three distinct wines, each paired with a local appetizer to enhance sensory appreciation and highlight regional characteristics.
Yes, it’s common to pair the visit with a cheese tasting at a local artisanal producer, or to explore nearby historical sites such as the Monasterio de Santa María la Real.
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain in the vineyard and cellar areas.