Immerse yourself in a unique experience that blends the wine tradition of La Manchuela with the luxury and relaxation of a high-end spa.
Embark on a day designed for wine and wellness lovers.
🍇 Visit to Bodega Los Federos
Start your day at the historic Bodega Los Federos, a heritage winery dating back to 1940, located in Las Eras, Alcalá del Júcar. During the guided tour, you will explore the original facilities, including the impressive 40,000-liter clay vessels used until the 1960s. You’ll learn about the winemaking process and the rich history of the winery. (bodegalosfederos.es)
🍷 Wine Tasting of D.O. La Manchuela Wines (Approximately 2 hours)
After the tour, take part in a guided tasting where you’ll sample a selection of wines representing the La Manchuela Designation of Origin. Experts will guide you through the characteristics and flavors that make these wines unique.
🍽 Gourmet Lunch at Restaurante Elia Bar
Next, head to the nearby Hotel Spa Elia, located in Alcalá del Júcar. Here, at Restaurante Elia Bar, you will enjoy a gourmet lunch that blends local cuisine with modern culinary techniques. Each dish is carefully paired with wines from the region, offering a complete gastronomic experience. (hotelspaelia.com)
🛁 Spa Circuit at Hotel Spa Elia (Approximately 90 minutes)
After lunch, unwind in the hotel’s exclusive spa. The facilities include a heated pool with a glass roof, jacuzzi, floating beds, waterfalls, hammam, and Finnish sauna. This space has been designed to provide complete relaxation, allowing you to disconnect and revitalize. (hotelspaelia.com)
This experience is perfect for couples, groups of friends, or anyone looking to combine a passion for wine with moments of relaxation and well-being in a stunning natural setting.
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