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La Mancha, Jumilla & Wine Tasting
Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bodega BSI
Since its founding in 1934, BSI has grown to become the largest winery in the Jumilla region. Set on a sprawling 8,600 acres, its known for its reds such as Monastrell (a robust red with smoky undertones), Syrah, Petit Verdot, Merlot and Tempranillo and white varieties including Airén and Sauvignon Blanc.
During your tour, you'll see the vats and barrels, learn about the bodega's history and discover characteristics of different Jumilla wines.
Bodega Vina Elena
Established in 1948 by the Pacheco family, the fourth generation has combined its traditional heritage with environmentally sustainable products and growing methods. Not only are wines created with grapes from their own vineyard but for over 40 years, local farmers have delivered their own grapes. Varieties include rosé, red, white, Syrah, Garnacha (a red wine boasting fruit and herbal notes), and Monastrell.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Each bodega is surrounded by wide valleys and plains with low lying mountains keeping watch over the rows of vines.
SNACKS
While visiting Bodega BSI and Bodega Vina Elena, you'll be treated to wine tastings, a sampling of olive oil and an appetizer called a tapa.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, you'll travel through a landscape of city streets and into a countryside that offers not just vineyards, but also olive trees and almond trees.
Points of interest
Elche
Schedule
Special Notes
Should either Bodega BSI or Bodega Vila Elena not be available, they will be replaced by Bodega Silvano Garcia or Bodegas Luzón. Both Bodega Silvano Garcia and Bodega Luzon are some of Jumilla's most renowned family-owned wineries, combining nearly a century of winemaking tradition with a modern approach to producing expressive wines from the region's signature grape, Monastrell.
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Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bodega BSI
Since its founding in 1934, BSI has grown to become the largest winery in the Jumilla region. Set on a sprawling 8,600 acres, its known for its reds such as Monastrell (a robust red with smoky undertones), Syrah, Petit Verdot, Merlot and Tempranillo and white varieties including Airén and Sauvignon Blanc.
During your tour, you'll see the vats and barrels, learn about the bodega's history and discover characteristics of different Jumilla wines.
Bodega Vina Elena
Established in 1948 by the Pacheco family, the fourth generation has combined its traditional heritage with environmentally sustainable products and growing methods. Not only are wines created with grapes from their own vineyard but for over 40 years, local farmers have delivered their own grapes. Varieties include rosé, red, white, Syrah, Garnacha (a red wine boasting fruit and herbal notes), and Monastrell.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Each bodega is surrounded by wide valleys and plains with low lying mountains keeping watch over the rows of vines.
SNACKS
While visiting Bodega BSI and Bodega Vina Elena, you'll be treated to wine tastings, a sampling of olive oil and an appetizer called a tapa.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, you'll travel through a landscape of city streets and into a countryside that offers not just vineyards, but also olive trees and almond trees.
Points of interest
Elche
Schedule
Special Notes
Should either Bodega BSI or Bodega Vila Elena not be available, they will be replaced by Bodega Silvano Garcia or Bodegas Luzón. Both Bodega Silvano Garcia and Bodega Luzon are some of Jumilla's most renowned family-owned wineries, combining nearly a century of winemaking tradition with a modern approach to producing expressive wines from the region's signature grape, Monastrell.