Do you want to live an unforgettable Wine Experience?
We present you with a perfect sustainable plan, whether you come as a couple, with family or friends, in which you will enjoy the Nature and Wine of the Mogarraz territory, where you will discover magical places such as the "El Camino del Agua" or the exhibition "Retrato2-388".
The name of the winery is inspired by the fable of "The Fox and the Grapes", by Félix María Samaniego. It was born from the restlessness, enthusiasm and passion for this land of Agustín Maillo, in order to recover the great winemaking past of the beautiful Sierra de Francia and its native grape variety: La Rufete, creating unique wines, with which to show the different nuances obtained from centenary vineyards, planted between 1925 and 1950, located on terraces sustainably reclaimed from the mountains in clay, granite and slate soils.
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Take a look at the following experiences
1. The tasting consists of 5 different cheeses. We try to present the greatest variety of cheese technologies, with the three milks (sheep, cow and goat) being present, seeking to bring together cheeses from different regions. 2. The activity includes one drink per person which can be wine, water or must. (The following drinks, if applicable, will be paid separately. 3. The duration of the activity is approximately one hour, depending on the size of the group and what the group interacts with. 4. Very long hours, booking in advance. (check different possibilities). 5. The price of the above is €17/per person
Discover the hidden gems of the Ría de Arousa on a visit to a traditional canning factory. Learn first-hand how this iconic product of the Rías Baixas is made.
This winery offers visitors a unique historical account of the peak period in grape cultivation, the era of the renowned white and golden wines from La Seca. Located beneath the dance floor 'Buenos Aires,' it represents the model of an 18th-century underground historical factory known as Bodega Vivienda or Domestic Winery. In 2022, the City Council, along with the heritage community and academic research, restored the winery as a visitable space.
