



by Gourmet Madrid Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€290This guided bus tour lasts about six hours and visits three wineries in Madrid's countryside, offering several wine tastings and snacks. After meeting at a hotel café in Madrid, the group travels by air-conditioned minivan or bus to the Tagus River Valley, a region known for its Certified Denomination of Origin Vinos de Madrid. The first stop is a boutique winery about 30 kilometers from Madrid, where guests sample wines made from organic vineyards and learn about the local winemaking tradition. The second winery visit takes place in a nearby town, where the guide and winemakers explain the wine production process amid a region with 900 years of winemaking history along several rivers. Guests taste additional wines here while hearing about the area's environmental protections and its role as a supplier to historic Madrid. The final visit is to Bodegas Jesús Díaz e Hijos, one of the oldest wineries in Colmenar de Oreja, located on the site of a former Franciscan convent. This winery continues traditional production methods using large clay jars and centuries-old caves where wines rest. The tour ends back at the original meeting point in Madrid, and the guide offers recommendations for food and activities in the city. The wineries visited may vary depending on daily availability, and the group size averages eight but can be up to twenty participants. An expert bilingual local wine guide accompanies the entire tour.
Madrid
The meeting point is in front of the hotel Claridge’s cafeteria at Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid. Guests must arrive on time as the tour departs promptly. The location is near the Conde de Casal Metro Station (Line 6). The tour visits three wineries in the region, blending modern and century-old establishments, with tastings alongside winemakers amid medieval towns and vineyards. Use of the cafeteria facilities is restricted to customers only.
5 min
Boutique Winery in Las Vegas de Madrid
The first stop is about 19 miles (30 kilometers) from Madrid in the Las Vegas de Madrid area, part of the Tagus River Valley known for its Denominación de Origen Vinos de Madrid. This boutique winery grows organic grapes on-site and produces high-quality wines. The region’s countryside, with vineyards and historic towns, has been supplying wine to Madrid since its foundation, dating back to the Castilian conquest from the Moors.
90 min
Bodega del Nero
The second winery visit is in another town in the Madrid countryside. Here, the guide and winemakers explain the wine production process while guests taste more wines. The Denominación de Origen Madrid region has 900 years of winemaking history, located along fertile riverbanks where the Manzanares, Tajuña, Jarama, Henares, and Tagus rivers meet. This environmentally protected area was the exclusive wine supplier for Madrid during the 16th century Spanish Empire.
90 min
Bodegas Jesus Diaz e Hijos
The third stop is Bodegas Jesús Díaz e Hijos in Colmenar de Oreja, one of the oldest wineries in the area. It is situated on the grounds of an old Franciscan convent and has over 100 years of winemaking history. The winery still produces wine in large clay jars, following centuries-old local methods. Visitors also tour the historic caves where the wines are aged.
90 min
Return to Madrid
The tour concludes by returning to the original meeting point in Madrid. The itinerary is subject to change and winery visits depend on daily availability. The wineries represent a mix of traditional and modern winemaking styles within the Tagus River Valley region. At the end, guides provide suggestions for food and activities to enjoy in Madrid.
5 min
At the front door of the cafeteria of hotel Claridge, next to the main door of the hotel. Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid Closest Metro Station: Conde de Casal (Line 6) The use of cafeteria facilities is only allowed for their customers.
End point
At the front door of the cafeteria of hotel Claridge, next to the main door of the hotel. Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid Closest Metro Station: Conde de Casal (Line 6) The use of cafeteria facilities is only allowed for their customers.




by Gourmet Madrid Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€290This guided bus tour lasts about six hours and visits three wineries in Madrid's countryside, offering several wine tastings and snacks. After meeting at a hotel café in Madrid, the group travels by air-conditioned minivan or bus to the Tagus River Valley, a region known for its Certified Denomination of Origin Vinos de Madrid. The first stop is a boutique winery about 30 kilometers from Madrid, where guests sample wines made from organic vineyards and learn about the local winemaking tradition. The second winery visit takes place in a nearby town, where the guide and winemakers explain the wine production process amid a region with 900 years of winemaking history along several rivers. Guests taste additional wines here while hearing about the area's environmental protections and its role as a supplier to historic Madrid. The final visit is to Bodegas Jesús Díaz e Hijos, one of the oldest wineries in Colmenar de Oreja, located on the site of a former Franciscan convent. This winery continues traditional production methods using large clay jars and centuries-old caves where wines rest. The tour ends back at the original meeting point in Madrid, and the guide offers recommendations for food and activities in the city. The wineries visited may vary depending on daily availability, and the group size averages eight but can be up to twenty participants. An expert bilingual local wine guide accompanies the entire tour.
Madrid
The meeting point is in front of the hotel Claridge’s cafeteria at Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid. Guests must arrive on time as the tour departs promptly. The location is near the Conde de Casal Metro Station (Line 6). The tour visits three wineries in the region, blending modern and century-old establishments, with tastings alongside winemakers amid medieval towns and vineyards. Use of the cafeteria facilities is restricted to customers only.
5 min
Boutique Winery in Las Vegas de Madrid
The first stop is about 19 miles (30 kilometers) from Madrid in the Las Vegas de Madrid area, part of the Tagus River Valley known for its Denominación de Origen Vinos de Madrid. This boutique winery grows organic grapes on-site and produces high-quality wines. The region’s countryside, with vineyards and historic towns, has been supplying wine to Madrid since its foundation, dating back to the Castilian conquest from the Moors.
90 min
Bodega del Nero
The second winery visit is in another town in the Madrid countryside. Here, the guide and winemakers explain the wine production process while guests taste more wines. The Denominación de Origen Madrid region has 900 years of winemaking history, located along fertile riverbanks where the Manzanares, Tajuña, Jarama, Henares, and Tagus rivers meet. This environmentally protected area was the exclusive wine supplier for Madrid during the 16th century Spanish Empire.
90 min
Bodegas Jesus Diaz e Hijos
The third stop is Bodegas Jesús Díaz e Hijos in Colmenar de Oreja, one of the oldest wineries in the area. It is situated on the grounds of an old Franciscan convent and has over 100 years of winemaking history. The winery still produces wine in large clay jars, following centuries-old local methods. Visitors also tour the historic caves where the wines are aged.
90 min
Return to Madrid
The tour concludes by returning to the original meeting point in Madrid. The itinerary is subject to change and winery visits depend on daily availability. The wineries represent a mix of traditional and modern winemaking styles within the Tagus River Valley region. At the end, guides provide suggestions for food and activities to enjoy in Madrid.
5 min
At the front door of the cafeteria of hotel Claridge, next to the main door of the hotel. Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid Closest Metro Station: Conde de Casal (Line 6) The use of cafeteria facilities is only allowed for their customers.
End point
At the front door of the cafeteria of hotel Claridge, next to the main door of the hotel. Plaza del Conde de Casal, 6, 28007 Madrid Closest Metro Station: Conde de Casal (Line 6) The use of cafeteria facilities is only allowed for their customers.