Take a closer look at the art of winemaking at Bodegas Campestral. The vineyard, located in Arcos de la Frontera, is known for its blend of tradition and sustainability. As you explore the estate, you'll learn about the heritage of winemaking at the bodega, Spain's largest ancestral wine cellar. Here, the family's commitment to sustainability is mirrored in every aspect of the winemaking process.
On arrival, you'll be greeted with a warm welcome, and your guide will offer an insightful perspective on the vineyard business in the context of Jerez winemaking. Starting with an exploration of the grape selection process, your experience will then take you through harvesting techniques before leading you into the cellar where the wine is stored. See the integration of renewable energy with panels on the roof, powering the facility and making it autonomous in electricity.
Next, head out into the vineyard for an activity reserved only for National Geographic travelers - the disgorgement of a wine bottle. This technique represents the artistry and craftsmanship of winemaking. Finally, satisfy your senses with a tasting experience, savor a selection of the bodega's wines, paired with tapas.
This tour offers an opportunity to delve into winemaking techniques while discovering the owners' commitment to sustainability. From grape selection to bottling, each step is a testament to their dedication to environmental stewardship and sustainable practices within the industry.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Sunshine and Grapes, A Sustainable Vineyard Visit with Wine-Tasting
- Lose yourself in the world of wine with a trip to Bodegas Campestral to explore the historic vineyard on this National Geographic Day Tour
- Join your specialised guide for a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on their business, blending tradition and sustainability
- Find out about the grape selection process and harvest techniques, explore the underground cellar housing wine tanks and savor a tasting experience with tapas
- Observe the unique bottle disgorging procedure, an activity exclusively available for National Geographic travelers
- See centuries-old winemaking techniques and discover the owners' commitment to sustainability
- Based on our commitment to sustainable tourism, this National Geographic Day Tour is certified against the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. Moreover, a portion of the proceeds from this National Geographic Day Tour will go back to the National Geographic Society to fund research and sustainable programs around the world
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Winery tour and wine tasting
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Local delicacy tasting
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Wine tasting
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- Under 18's can participate but will not try the wine
What people say about this experience
Based on 18 reviews from verified customers
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From United States of America - October 2024Traveled as a couple
45 - 54 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Sehr schöner Ausflug, tolles Weingut und sehr gute Weine.
Katja
From United States of America - October 2024Traveled with family
18 - 24 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Markus
From United States of America - October 2024Traveled with family
35 - 44 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Da hat alles gepasst von dem Rundgang den Weinkeller bis zur Weinprobe top nur zum Empfehlen .
Nicole Schwudke
From United States of America - October 2024Solo traveler
25 - 34 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Isa
From United States of America - October 2024Solo traveler
25 - 34 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Supertolle Tour. Sehr zu empfehlen!!!
Norbert
From United States of America - September 2024Traveled as a couple
45 - 54 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Insgesamt war die Tour sehr schön nette Begleitung, netter Wirt/Winzer, alles gut erklärt, tolles Weingut sehr gepflegt und schöne Aussicht in die La ...
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