Beyond the traditional types of tourism in which monotony invades our senses, you can find a new phenomenon: wine tourism. Wine tasting is no longer exclusive to the upper social classes, but for a few years now anyone who enjoys the exquisite flavor of a good wine can delve into this wonderful world.
Wine routes: an unprecedented experience
The only thing you have to do is opt for one of the countless wine routes that you can find in the towns of deep Spain. Nowadays knowing what those routes are is very simple. They will advise you, without a doubt, on the most interesting places worth visiting.
If you want to discover one of the oldest traditions of our culture, you cannot miss this activity. The reason is very simple. They say that you do not know a country in depth if you do not know its gastronomy, but we reflect more deeply and we dare to affirm that there is nothing better than tasting a wine to savor a town, a region... a country to the after all.
Whether you are a wine fan or not, wine tourism is something that you cannot miss, since it does not It's just about trying this drink, but you can also enjoy everything that surrounds it: the best restaurants, dream inns, festivals, outdoor activities... You can also find yourself involved in a world of sensations while you thoroughly discover the gentle process in which They select the best grapes and the production of this alcohol is carried out.
Nowadays, it can be said that most wineries take care of even the smallest detail, both when it comes to wine production and its appearance, locating themselves in the most pleasant places you can imagine. , even becoming true architectural works. For all this, it is worth dedicating a weekend to enjoying your free time, letting yourself be carried away by all your senses.
Do you know the best wine tourism routes?
- La Rioja.< /b>Of course! It could not be another place that presides over our list of recommended sites for this variant of active tourism. Everyone knows that this place has a charm as special as the European regions of Provence or Tuscany. It is a land suitable for anyone who wants to develop their senses to the fullest and can savor its people, its customs... its wine.
- Galicia. One of the the regions where gastronomy is as well known as its white wine.Although they also make red liqueurs the white one is one of the richest on our peninsula due to its delicacy and special flavor.
- Jerez. Although the wine of this province is one of the best known in all of Andalusia, it is rumored that the first vines that arrived in the region were established in Cádiz, more than 3,000 years ago. Be that as it may, the Spanish south is very rich, both in gastronomy and in its good wines, and every year thousands of tourists come to the area to check this reality.
- Castilla-La Mancha. It is the last but not least, the region we are going to talk about on this occasion. Toledo is its capital and therefore the history that accompanies it is great, becoming the imperial capital at the time and becoming one of the reference places when it comes to talking about wine. Art and tradition merge to introduce you to the most exquisite liquors, suitable for the most palates. demanding.
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If you are planning your next Sunday off, we highly recommend that you choose a good winery and practice wine tourism like you have never dreamed of before. The adventure is served... in a luxurious glass.
