Wine tourism in La Seca, Rueda DO

Every visit starts from the idea that wine is best understood where it comes from, among the more than 120 hectares of the winery’s own vineyards around La Seca, planted on poor, stony soils with rounded pebbles. Since 2018 the winery has been housed in a new, contemporary building closer to the vineyard that brings together winemaking, wine tourism and events, and alongside it stands the Church of the Third Order, a restored 18th-century church incorporated into the winery. From there, each experience focuses on a different part of that story, from the vineyard and its pre-phylloxera vines to the church itself.

The experiences currently available in English are listed further down this page, each with its own description, price per person and booking calendar. They are booked online by choosing a date and the number of visitors, and once the booking is confirmed the request goes to the winery’s wine tourism team, who will get in touch if anything changes.