Rueda from Madrid: White Wine Tour with Michelin-Star Lunch
A 10-hour day trip from Madrid to DO Rueda with a sommelier: two wineries, at least 6 wines (mostly Verdejo) and a tasting-menu lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
4.953 reviews
- 10 hours
- Free cancellation up to 48h before
- English, Spanish
- Mobile ticket and instant confirmation
From €370 per person · min. 2 people
Check availability →Free cancellation up to 48h beforeInstant confirmationSecure payment
Photo credits
- Pexels, foto 4515526, licencia Pexels · source
Practical details
- Duration
- 10 hours
- 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 DO Rueda wineries with contrasting styles
- At least 6 wines: steel-tank Verdejo, barrel-fermented old-vine Verdejo and a splash of Sauvignon Blanc
- Multi-course seasonal lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant
- Certified sommelier as your guide, max 8 guests
- Pickup from your Madrid hotel or accommodation
Other versions of this activity
Same activity, different format or price.
You're here
Rueda from Madrid: White Wine Tour with Michelin-Star Lunch
10 hours · 4.9 (53)
from €370
Winery Visit and Lunch in Chinchón: Wine Day Trip from Madrid
6 hours · 4.9 (53)
from €200
Ribera del Duero from Madrid: Three Wineries and Roast Lamb Lunch
10 hours · 4.9 (53)
from €395
Madrid Wine Tour: Two Wineries with Tastings and a Sommelier
5 hours 30 minutes · 5.0 (8)
from €200
Our take
This is Vine Travel's most foodie wine day: two Rueda wineries to really understand Verdejo —from fresh tank styles to barrel-aged old vines— and a tasting-menu lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant. If you prefer white to red, there's little else like it from Madrid. It costs about €370 per person, minimum two. It's a treat, and it's worth confirming with the operator that lunch is included, since the description says so but the inclusions list doesn't. Ideal for a celebration or for serious food lovers.
What's included
- Tastings at two wineries
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Good to know
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes for the vineyard and cellars
Not suitable for
- Pregnant travellers
- People with heart conditions
- Wheelchair or stroller users
- Under-18s
Things to keep in mind
- Price per person with a minimum of 2 people per booking (maximum 8)
- The tour description includes lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant, but it isn't in Bókun's list of inclusions: confirm with the operator when booking
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before; no refund within 48 hours of the start
Meeting point
Pickup from your accommodation in Madrid
Your guide picks you up from your hotel or accommodation, holding a sign with your name. Departure is at 8 am.
The experience
How the day works
You're picked up at 8 am and head north-west to DO Rueda, the home of Verdejo. You visit two wineries chosen for their contrast, walking the vines and modern cellars and learning how sandy soils and cool nights shape the wines.
You taste at least 6 wines, from crisp steel-tank Verdejo to barrel-fermented old-vine cuvées, with a splash of Sauvignon Blanc for comparison.
Lunch
At midday, according to the tour description, you sit down to a multi-course seasonal menu at a Michelin-starred restaurant, finishing with coffee and something sweet. Confirm with the operator when booking, as it isn't in the inclusions list. You're back in Madrid in time for an evening stroll.
Who it's for
- White wine lovers who want to get to know Verdejo properly.
- Fine-dining fans looking for a special day out.
- Couples celebrating something.
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
Which wines do we taste?
Is the Michelin-star lunch included?
Can I book for one person?
Can I cancel?
Related reading on our guides
→ Christmas in Madrid 2026: lights, markets and what's worth doing
Christmas in Madrid 2026: when the lights go on, the Plaza Mayor market, Naviluz, Cortylandia, ice skating, New Year's Eve in Sol and the Three Kings Parade.
→ Madrid with kids: an honest guide by age (4 to 16)
Madrid with kids and teens: zoo, theme park, museums that work, outdoor plans, and common mistakes. An honest guide by age group.
→ Madrid in 3 days: a curated route for a serious European visit
Madrid in 3 days, with judgment: the Prado, El Escorial, the Valley of Cuelgamuros, Chamberí, and what to skip. An honest itinerary, not postcards.
If you book through this page, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We only recommend what we genuinely believe is worth it.
Similar activities in Madrid
Well-reviewed options in case this one doesn't fit your plans.


