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A journey through heritage among churches and wineries

 The Araus Ballesteros Winery in Villahoz offers a rich experience combining history, tradition, and oenology. 

The day begins with a warm welcome at an iconic winery, where you will enjoy a glass of wine while admiring panoramic views of the town.

You will learn about the different grape varieties, vineyard care, and the winemaking process — from fermentation to aging in barrels.

The experience includes a guided wine tasting paired with local products, such as cheeses and homemade cured meats, offering an authentic connection to the region's flavors.

Afterwards, we will take a tour through the historic streets of Villahoz, declared a Historic Site. The visit includes its 16th-century church and the traditional underground wine cellars, places rich in history and culture.

As a memento of this experience, you will receive a keychain made from recycled corks, a symbol of the sustainability embraced by the Arlanza Wine Route.

This activity perfectly combines wine, history, and culture.

Advance booking required.

  • Guided tour of the winery
  • Wine tasting paired with local products
  • Visit to the town
  • Tour of the traditional winery district
  • Visit to the vineyards
  • Farewell gift

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