La Rota do Bairrada, a tourism initiative that seeks to highlight the wines and gastronomy of the Portuguese region of Bairrada, has become a commitment to wine tourism. This region, located in central Portugal, has been producing wine since Roman times and has gone through periods of ups and downs in its reputation and wine production.
Portugal is a country famous for its high quality wines, and the Dão Demarcated Region is one of the country's most outstanding wine-growing areas. With a winemaking history dating back to the 12th century, the Dão has become a highly respected wine-producing area recognised by experts around the world.
With more than 2,000 years of tradition in wine production, the Regional Wine Commission of Beira Interior (CRVBI) was created in 1994 to certify, control and promote the region's wine products with designation of origin and geographical indication. The CRVBI's mission is to increase the visibility and visibility of Beira Interior wines and help producers to increase their presence in the national and strategic markets.
The Lleida Wine Route is an oenological experience not to be missed. The Lleida Wine Route Association unites public and private sector initiatives to promote and enhance sustainable and quality wine tourism in the lands of Lleida. From north to south, the Association brings together city councils, county councils, associations, tourist offices, wineries, restaurants, themed establishments and tourist accommodations that form an attractive and diverse tourist offer closely linked to the world of wine.
Abadía Retuerta, as another of the founding wineries of FINE #WineTourismExpo, is responsible for the good health of the Fair, which each year has a greater number of exhibitors. Enrique Valero, the winery's commercial director, is one of the leading thinkers in everything to do with wine tourism at one of the most important wine companies in Spain, which focuses on wine tourism.
As a preview of FINE #WineTourismExpo, as it is only a few days away. One of the wineries responsible for FINE being where it is today is Protos. For this reason, we had the pleasure of chatting with Carlos Villar, general manager of the Valladolid winery, to talk about the future of wine tourism and the health of the Fair in its fourth edition.
The Lleida Wine Route is an oenological experience not to be missed. The Lleida Wine Route Association unites public and private sector initiatives to promote and enhance sustainable and quality wine tourism in the lands of Lleida. From north to south, the Association brings together city councils, county councils, associations, tourist offices, wineries, restaurants, themed establishments and tourist accommodations that form an attractive and diverse tourist offer closely linked to the world of wine.
The Arribes Wine Route is a tourist route that allows you to discover one of the most unique and unknown wine-growing areas in Spain. It is a region located in the northwest of the province of Salamanca, in the autonomous community of Castilla y León, which extends along the valley of the Duero River and its tributaries. It wants to make known all its virtues the next 1st and 2nd of March at FINE, #WineTourismExpo.
The Jumilla Wine Route is one of the most outstanding wine tourism routes in Spain, located in the northeast of the Region of Murcia and the south of the province of Albacete, an area with a great wine-making tradition dating back to Iberian times. With its incorporation into the Wine Routes of Spain Product Club in August 2005, this route offers a tourist experience based on the culture of wine and responds to the growing demand for wine tourism in this area. All the virtues of its activities and experiences can be seen at FINE, #WineTourismExpo on 1 and 2 March at the Feria de Valladolid.
The La Mancha Wine Route is an opportunity to discover the territory and landscape of the great La Mancha plain. This territory is characterised by its impressive colours, limitless horizons and landscapes that make La Mancha a unique place. The La Mancha plain is exceptionally flat and dominated by agricultural crops.
