Castilla y León is the great powerhouse of Spanish red wine and the region with the most wineries in the whole country on Visitar Bodegas: 586 spread across no fewer than 9 provinces. The Duero river shapes a territory where some of the most sought-after wines in the world are born, with Ribera del Duero, Rueda and Toro as its flagships.
Castilla y León is the great powerhouse of Spanish red wine and the region with the most wineries in the whole country on Visitar Bodegas: 586 spread across no fewer than 9 provinces. The Duero river shapes a territory where some of the most sought-after wines in the world are born, with Ribera del Duero, Rueda and Toro as its flagships.
Tempranillo —here called tinta del país or tinta de Toro— yields deep, long-lived reds, while Rueda's verdejo defines Spain's most popular whites and the mencía of Bierzo brings Atlantic elegance. To these are added appellations of great character such as Cigales, Arlanza, León or the heroic vineyards of Arribes.
Touring its wineries means travelling through the most monumental Castilla: castles, cathedrals, the endless plateau and a cuisine of roast suckling lamb, Burgos blood sausage and Zamora cheeses. The perfect destination for lovers of great red wine.
Castilla y León brings together 586 wineries spread across 9 provinces. Choose a province to see all its wineries and wine tourism experiences.
Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Valladolid.
See Valladolid →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Burgos.
See Burgos →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of León.
See León →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Zamora.
See Zamora →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Soria.
See Soria →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Salamanca.
See Salamanca →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Segovia.
See Segovia →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Palencia.
See Palencia →Discover the wineries and appellations of origin of Ávila.
See Ávila →Great tempranillo (tinta del país) reds along the Duero, one of Spain's most prestigious areas.
See the D.O. Ribera del Duero →The kingdom of verdejo, fresh and aromatic whites from the Valladolid countryside.
See the D.O. Rueda →The elegant, mineral mencía of León, in a valley with an Atlantic microclimate.
See the D.O. Bierzo →A tradition of quality rosés and reds between Valladolid and Palencia.
See the D.O. Cigales →Heroic juan garcía vineyards beside the Duero, on the border with Portugal.
See the D.O. Arribes →Choose your province, discover its appellations of origin and book your winery visit.
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