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Discover Madrid’s wine through a private 6-hour tour with expert guidance, visiting two wineries, tasting 3-4 varietals, and learning traditional and modern techniques.
The Private Winery Tour near Madrid with Sommelier offers a well-rounded and personalized wine experience that appeals to both wine enthusiasts and curious travelers. Priced at $389 per person and lasting approximately 6 hours, this tour provides round-trip transportation from Madrid, ensuring you can relax and savor the wines without worry. The guide, a highly experienced wine & heritage expert, leads you through visits to two distinct wineries, where you explore vineyards, learn about winemaking methods, and taste a selection of three to four varietals paired with delicious tapas. The small-group setting guarantees an intimate, high-quality experience that has earned a perfect 5.0 rating from 18 reviews, with 100% recommending the tour.
This tour is ideal for those looking for a comprehensive, personalized wine outing that combines education with tasting. While the focus is on quality and detail, travelers should note the moderate walking and plan accordingly. The tour departs at 9:00 am, making it a great choice for a full day of wine exploration outside Madrid’s busy city center.


The tour begins in Belmonte de Tajo, a scenic region just outside Madrid. Here, the group meets the winemaker, who introduces the fundamentals of vine-growing and shares insights into how climate and terroir influence grape varieties. Expect a short walk through the vineyard, with explanations on how specific techniques and environmental factors shape the final wines.
Following the vineyard visit, travelers head to the local winery (just 5 minutes away). Inside, the guide explains the winemaking process in detail, covering alcoholic fermentation, aging systems, and classification standards for Spanish wines. This step offers a practical understanding of how different styles are produced and classified within Spain. The entire visit lasts around 2 hours, allowing enough time to appreciate the landscape and gain insights into traditional and modern practices.
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The second stop takes place in Colmenar de Oreja, known for its historic winemaking style of fermenting wine in clay pots. This tradition offers a glimpse into age-old techniques that contrast with modern stainless steel methods. The visit here not only highlights traditional craftsmanship but also includes a wine tasting of three carefully selected wines.
These wines are paired with tapas, enhancing the tasting experience and providing a sense of local flavor. The guide offers valuable tips on how to taste wines properly and how to use descriptors to enjoy the wines even more. The small group size guarantees personalized attention and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, making the experience stand out as a memorable highlight of a trip to Madrid.
The tour includes a guided visit to both vineyard and winery sites, with detailed explanations about winemaking techniques from a highly experienced guide. Tasting sessions feature 3 wines at each winery, with pairings of tapas and snacks to complement the flavors.
The transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned car or mini-van from Madrid’s city center adds convenience, especially after a morning of sightseeing in the vineyards. Complementary water is provided throughout the day, and the small group size ensures a very personalized experience. Tips are optional and not included, giving guests flexibility in their gratuities.
The tour departs promptly at 9:00 am from a centrally located meeting point in Madrid. Pickup is included, and the tour is designed for most travelers, with accessibility considerations. The full six hours are spent visiting two wineries, tasting wines, and enjoying the landscapes and explanations, making it a relaxed but comprehensive experience.
Booking is flexible, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance. The tour is most often booked 17 days in advance, which helps secure a spot especially during peak seasons. Since it’s a private experience, only your group participates, adding to the intimacy and personalized service.

The first winery provides a modern setting where visitors learn about wine classification in Spain, fermentation, and aging systems. The second winery emphasizes traditional methods such as fermenting in clay pots, offering a contrast that enriches the experience.
Both locations have been praised for their high-quality wines and friendly hosts, with visitors appreciating the opportunity to ask general and technical questions. The intimate size of the groups allows for more engaging conversations with the owners and guides, which many find particularly valuable.
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Jimena, the guide, is frequently highlighted as a knowledgeable sommelier with a warm, friendly approach. She asks guests about their wine preferences before and after tastings, tailoring the experience to individual tastes. Multiple reviews mention her ability to explain complex concepts simply and create a welcoming atmosphere.
Her background in wine and heritage shines through as she shares insights into Spanish wine and the heritage of traditional techniques. Guests consistently mention her patience, friendliness, and depth of knowledge as major highlights.
Each winery offers a tasting of 3 wines, with pairings of tapas that elevate the experience. The wines are characterized as good quality, and the tapas provide a delicious complement to each varietal. Guests learn how to taste wines properly, picking up descriptors and understanding wine profiles.
The tasting sessions are designed to be informative and enjoyable, with guidance on tasting techniques and pairing ideas. Snacks and complementary water keep everyone refreshed during the day.

The tour involves walking in vineyards and winery premises but remains accessible for most participants. The journey involves short drives between stops, and the overall experience is tailored for a small group to maintain a comfortable pace. No specific accessibility issues are noted, but visitors should be ready for some light walking and standing.
Compared to other wine tours, this experience emphasizes personalized attention and expert guidance in a private setting. The small group size ensures an intimate atmosphere, and the diverse winery visits provide a blend of traditional and modern styles.
The inclusion of tapas and comprehensive explanations about winemaking makes this tour not just about tasting but also about understanding Spanish wine culture deeply. Many reviews commend the knowledgeable guide, quality of wines, and friendly atmosphere as the tour’s best features.
This tour suits wine lovers eager to learn about Spanish winemaking techniques, especially those interested in traditional methods like clay pot fermentation. It is also perfect for small groups seeking a personalized, relaxed experience outside Madrid. Travelers looking for an educational, tasting-focused day with excellent guide support will find this tour a satisfying choice.
The 6-hour private winery tour near Madrid provides a rich, hands-on experience that balances education, tasting, and scenery. Its strong points include the knowledgeable guides, small group size, and the opportunity to visit two distinct wineries with a diverse range of wines and traditional techniques.
While the tour demands some walking and the timing might be tight in peak seasons, the overall experience is highly praised for its quality and personalization. It is best suited for those passionate about wine or travelers wanting a unique insight into Spanish wine heritage.
“A trip that exceeded expectations! We had an intimate tour of each winery we visited, with plenty of opportunities to ask the owners general and te…”
Is transportation included in this tour?
Yes, round-trip transportation in a comfortable car or mini-van from Madrid city center is included, making it easy and safe to enjoy the day without concerns about driving.
How many wines will I taste during the tour?
You will taste three to four varietals across the two wineries, with three wines paired with tapas at each location.
What is the minimum age or physical requirement?
The tour is designed for most travelers and involves some walking in vineyards and winery premises. Specific accessibility details are not provided, but the pace is generally relaxed.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not refunded.
Who leads the tour?
The tour is led by Jimena, a highly experienced wine & heritage expert known for her knowledgeable and friendly approach, offering a personalized experience for your group.