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Explore medieval underground wineries and taste five Ribera del Duero wines paired with Iberian sausages on this 2.5-hour guided tour in Aranda de Duero.

For those interested in combining history, wine, and culinary delights, the Aranda de Duero: Wine Tasting Course with Iberian Tasting offers an engaging experience for just $40 per person. This 2.5-hour tour takes place at the renowned Don Carlos Historical Winery, located in the heart of Castile and León. The tour is highly rated with a 4.9 out of 5 from 10 reviews, emphasizing its popularity and quality.
This experience is ideal for visitors eager to learn about Medieval Wineries while enjoying a carefully curated tasting session. The tour operates on Saturday mornings and select holidays, providing a perfect weekend activity. While transportation is not included, the meeting point at C/ Isilla 1, ground floor, Aranda de Duero is easy to find. With a limited capacity, the tour maintains an intimate atmosphere, ensuring safety and personalized attention.
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The tour begins with a guided exploration of the underground city where the Medieval Wineries are located. These underground cellars are a key highlight, offering a glimpse into centuries-old wine storage areas that help preserve the region’s rich winemaking tradition. The guide leads visitors through these historic spaces, sharing stories about winery construction and history.
What makes this part particularly special is the historical dramatization performed by the guide, who adopts an 18th-century persona to bring the past to life. The theatrical element enhances understanding of how winemaking and commerce evolved in Aranda de Duero over the centuries. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as some walking through underground passages is involved.
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One of the tour’s most distinctive features is the historical dramatization performed by a special guide dressed in 18th-century attire. This performance offers a fun and educational way to understand the history of the wineries and the town of Aranda de Duero itself. The storytelling style makes the history more accessible and engaging, especially for those interested in historical reenactments.
The guide explains winemaking principles in a straightforward manner, perfect for beginners or those wanting a refresher on how to taste wines properly. This setup ensures that everyone gains a clear understanding of the basic principles of wine tasting in an enjoyable context.

Following the historical tour, the experience continues with a tasting session led by the winemaker. This part lasts for about an hour and a half, allowing ample time to sample five different Ribera del Duero wines. The wines showcase the diversity and quality of the region, known for its bold reds.
Each wine is paired with Iberian sausages from Guijuelo (Salamanca) and local cheese, creating a flavorful combination that enhances the tasting. The pairing makes it easier to appreciate the wines’ nuances and how they complement regional delicacies. The educational aspect of the tasting helps visitors understand wine aromas, textures, and pairings in a relaxed setting.

The package includes a guided tour, wine tasting, and the historical dramatization. These elements combine to create a comprehensive look at winemaking’s history and practice in Aranda de Duero. Transportation is not included, so visitors should plan their own way to and from the meeting point.
The experience is designed for safety with limited capacity, ensuring a comfortable environment. The duration of 2.5 hours makes it a manageable activity for most visitors, offering a full yet relaxed immersion into the region’s wine culture.
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The tour begins directly at the Don Carlos Historical Winery, located at C/ Isilla 1, ground floor in Aranda de Duero. The activity ends at the same location, making it easy for guests to plan their day afterward. The tour is conducted in Spanish, but the clear explanations and engaging storytelling make it accessible for non-Spanish speakers with some language familiarity.
Reservations are flexible, with the option to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can reserve now and pay later, offering flexibility if travel plans change unexpectedly.
Unlike typical wine tastings, this experience emphasizes history and storytelling alongside tasting. The underground medieval wineries provide an atmospheric backdrop that transports visitors back in time, making the visit more memorable. The inclusion of Iberian sausages paired with the wines adds a regional culinary touch that enhances the overall experience.
The limited capacity ensures the tour remains intimate and engaging, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn from the expert guide. The 4.9 rating from past participants reflects consistent satisfaction, especially appreciating the educational and entertaining approach.
This tour suits anyone interested in Spanish winemaking, history, or regional cuisine. It’s ideal for beginners wanting to learn about wine tasting and history enthusiasts curious about medieval wineries. The pairing of wines and Iberian sausages appeals to food lovers, while the theatrical dramatization enhances the storytelling aspect.
Keep in mind, the activity is in Spanish, so some familiarity with the language will help you follow the guide’s explanations. The physical activity involved is minimal, but comfortable shoes are recommended for walking through underground cellars.
This 2.5-hour guided tour offers a well-rounded exploration of Ribera del Duero wines and Aranda de Duero’s history. The guided dramatization and tasting course create an engaging and educational experience, ideal for those wanting to deepen their understanding of regional winemaking traditions.
While transportation is not included, the tour’s central location makes it easy to access. The limited group size ensures a personalized experience, and the $40 price reflects good value given the quality of the wine, food, and storytelling involved.
The Aranda de Duero: Wine Tasting Course with Iberian Tasting is an appealing activity for wine lovers, history buffs, and foodies looking for an authentic taste of Spain’s Ribera del Duero region.
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Is transportation included in this tour?
No, transportation is not included. Visitors need to arrange their own travel to and from the meeting point.
What languages is the tour conducted in?
The tour is conducted in Spanish.
How long does the experience last?
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
What is included in the price?
The price includes a guided tour, wine tasting, and historical dramatization.
Can I cancel the booking?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are there food options besides the Iberian sausages?
The experience includes local cheese paired with the wines, but no other food options are specified.
Is this experience suitable for children?
The tour is geared towards adults interested in wine and history; suitability for children is not specified.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking through underground cellars.
Can I book last minute?
Availability varies; it’s best to check current availability and reserve in advance.
Is the experience appropriate for beginners?
Yes, the guided tasting covers basic principles of wine tasting, making it suitable for beginners.