Ribera del Duero from Madrid: Two Wineries with Tastings and Transport
An 8.5-hour day trip from Madrid to two Ribera del Duero wineries with a WSET-trained guide: at least 6 wines (Roble, Crianza and Reserva). Max 8 guests.
4.953 reviews
- 8 hours 30 minutes
- Free cancellation up to 48h before
- English, Spanish
- Mobile ticket and instant confirmation
From €250 per person
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Practical details
- Duration
- 8 hours 30 minutes
- Guide languages
- English · Spanish
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Instant confirmation
- Right after booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- No
- Minimum age
- 18+
- Cancellation
- Free up to 48h before
Highlights
- Two Ribera del Duero wineries chosen for quality, family heritage or architecture
- Taste 3 wines at each winery: 6 in total, from Roble to Crianza and Reserva
- High-altitude viticulture and Tempranillo (Tinta Fina) explained by an expert
- Shorter version: no long lunch or third winery
- Max 8 guests, with transport from Madrid
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Our take
This is the most direct way to get to know Ribera del Duero from Madrid: two quality wineries, six Tempranillos in different styles and a guide who can explain the region's high-altitude viticulture. Eight guests at most. It costs about €250 per person for two (about €225 each for four). Lunch is extra —around €45 if you eat there— or you can skip it and get back earlier. If you want the full experience with roast lamb, look at the three-winery version.
What's included
- Visits to two wineries
- Tasting of 3 wines at each winery (6 in total)
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Not included
- Lunch (optional, about €45 per person with wine and coffee if you eat locally)
- Tips
Good to know
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
- A warm layer for the cellars
Not suitable for
- Pregnant travellers
- People with heart conditions
- Wheelchair or stroller users
- Under-18s
Things to keep in mind
- Price per person; maximum 8 guests
- Lunch isn't included: if you'd like to eat locally, budget about €45 per person; you can also do both visits in the morning and head straight back
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before; no refund within 48 hours of the start
Meeting point
Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca, Madrid
Meet in Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca at 9 am. If the tour is fully private, pickup from your accommodation can be arranged.
The experience
How the day works
You leave at 9 am from Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca for the heart of Ribera del Duero. You visit two wineries chosen for the quality of their wines, their family heritage or their architecture.
At each one you have a guided tasting of 3 wines —six in total, in Roble, Crianza and Reserva styles— and learn about Tempranillo (locally Tinta Fina), high-altitude viticulture and the contrast between traditional cellars and more modern projects.
Lunch
Not included. You can eat locally (the operator estimates about €45 per person with wine and coffee) or do both visits in the morning and head straight back to Madrid.
Who it's for
- Anyone who wants to see Ribera del Duero without a long lunch taking up the day.
- Red wine fans who'd rather do two good wineries than three in a rush.
Accessibility
Not wheelchair or stroller accessible.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation with a full refund up to 48 hours before. No refund within 48 hours of the start.
Frequently asked questions
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