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Things to do in Galicia, Galicia: The Best Wineries & Vineyards
Discover the best top things to do in Galicia, Spain including Bodegas Albamar, Bodegas Granbazan, Bodegas Don Olegario, Cunas Davia, Bodegas Marques de Vizhoja, Vina Costeira, Pazo Baion, Adega Malcavada, Adegas Valminor, Bodega Pazo Baion.
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1. Bodegas Albamar
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Bodegas Granbazan
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5.0 based on 53 reviews
Visit one the most beautiful wineries of the DO Rias Baixas. Right in the heart of the Salnes Valley, only 2 km ( 1.3 miles) far from Cambados, world capital of Albarino wines. Neoclassic building surrounded by a traditional pergola style vineyard with old vines. Open for wine tastings, and events. Great banquet room for 350 people. Book now your experience and discover a wide range of premium wines. Avilable food matches with local produce Granbazan fish and seafood cans. Welcome!
Reviewed By TTW103 - Madrid, Spain
Thoroughly enjoyed the wine tour and tasting. Very friendly and welcoming guide, we were allowed to stay a little longer to enjoy the remainder of our wines and snacks. Lovely variety of white wines, we opted to taste all four. Recommended.
3. Bodegas Don Olegario
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5.0 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By 13richd - Liverpool, United Kingdom
We had a fantastic visit to this small, family run bodega in Rias Baixas. For €10 we had a super personalised tour of the vineyard and the bottling process, and tried 3 different wines. Fernando (1 of the 2 siblings out of 5 who works full time at the vineyard) was really knowledgeable, incredibly friendly and a great laugh. We were a group of 4 guys (each a couple) with a Spaniard, a fluent Spanish speaker and the other 2 understood enough to get by. Fernando tried really hard to make sure everyone felt included despite limited English (they do tours in English but there were none available that day), and the non-fluent Spanish speakers still loved it. The wine was delicious (we each bought two bottles) & the experience was one of the best on our road trip from Bilbao to o Porto. Amazing.
4. Cunas Davia
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
CUNAS DAVIA is part of the RIBEIRO WINE ROUTE and offers guided tours and activities for groups of up to 25 people. As well as visiting the 12th century bodega you can see the vineyards and get to know 8 autochthonous varieties of grape in the area surrounding the bodega. Tasting sessions of CUNAS DAVIA take place in the pressing room, surrounded by history and tradition... CUÑAS DAVIA has complete facilities to make your visit a unique and unforgettable wine tourism experience. The complex, surrounded by vineyards, consists of three buildings: The old WINERY where wines are made from the 12th century. The LAGAR, converted into a bar shop, where you can taste and buy the different Davia Wedges. The CASAL, with its patio, its tasting and meeting room and its views of the Avia Valley.
5. Bodegas Marques de Vizhoja
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Visita dirigida a todas aquellas personas interesadas en la cultura del vino y en conocer los mas de 50 anos de historia de las Bodegas Marques de Vizhoja. Visitas adaptadas a las necesidades de grupos, familias y parejas.
6. Vina Costeira
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5.0 based on 198 reviews
7. Pazo Baion
8. Adega Malcavada
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
9. Adegas Valminor
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Tradition. Family. Friends. Devotion. Vocation. A wide range of words could describe our winery, Adegas Valminor, because we are a wide range of great things that lead into the same passion, our wines. The winery was first stablished in 1997, but our how-to-do tradition is ascentral. We love the Albarino grape, but also Treixadura, Loureiro, Castanal,...We love our land and all that it gives to us
10. Bodega Pazo Baion
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4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By FrenchLinda
Yes, it's a beautiful vineyard and the renovation of the winery is sympathetically done, but you appreciate this so much more through a knowledgeable guide who speaks perfect English. A personalised tour for two hours flew by - this included 5 different albarino wines , cheeses and local ham. We learnt the history of the pazo, walked through the vineyards and camellias (mid February )and the modern winery. We were most of all impressed by the communication from Eugénie, given that we are wine professionals too, all info was relevant, well explained and all our questions answered.
