The Centre of Portugal emerges as one of the country's most fascinating wine regions, a territory where history, landscape, and wine intertwine to offer unique experiences. At its participation in FINE 2025 in Valladolid, this region will stand out for its oenological diversity and its proposal for sustainable and quality tourism. From the sparkling wines of Bairrada to the elegant reds of Dão, the Centre of Portugal invites visitors to discover the essence of Portuguese wine at its finest.

In the realm of wine tourism, few destinations in the world can boast the richness and diversity offered by the Wine and Brandy Route of the Marco de Jerez. Situated in one of the most emblematic areas of Spanish viticulture, this route stands out not only for its internationally renowned wines but also for its unique cultural, historical, and scenic offerings.

The Clúster Enoturismo de Canarias presents itself as an outstanding reference in the field of wine tourism, offering a unique wine experience in the Canary Islands archipelago. Its participation in the next edition of FINE #WineTourism Marketplace underlines the importance of this region in the international wine tourism scene, standing out for its diversity of wines and the cultural richness that surrounds each of its islands.

At the FINE edition, which will be held on the 5th and 6th of March, Comercial Artevino y Viñedos, S.L. will present two of its star proposals: Finca Villacreces, in the heart of the Golden Mile of Ribera del Duero, and Izadi, a reference in Rioja Alavesa. Both wineries, with different approaches, offer unique experiences for wine and nature lovers.

Located in the privileged surroundings of the Somontano Protected Designation of Origin and the Vinos de Madrid D.O., Bodegas Enate is a diverse, innovative wine group committed to excellence. Comprising three wineries - Enate, Laus and Las Moradas de San Martín - each of them brings its own identity, combining art, nature and sustainability. Their participation in the International Wine Tourism Fair (FINE) is a unique opportunity to discover their varied wine tourism offer and learn first-hand about the richness of their wines.

Located in the prestigious Ribera del Duero appellation, Bodegas Carramimbre represents a perfect combination of tradition and modernity. Their participation in FINE 2025 is no coincidence but the result of years of effort, innovation, and a firm commitment to excellence in winemaking and wine tourism.

The Wine Tourism Federation of the Valencian Community (FECV) has established itself as a key reference in the promotion of wine tourism in Spain. Its participation in the FINE #WineTourism Marketplace stands out not only for the variety and quality of its wine tourism offer, but also for its commitment to the preservation of the cultural and natural heritage of this Mediterranean region.

In the heart of the Vinhos Verdes region, Quinta da Aveleda stands as a symbol of tradition, innovation, and excellence in the world of wine tourism. Founded in 1870 and currently managed by the fifth generation of the Guedes family, this iconic winery is not only renowned for its internationally awarded wines but also for its immersive wine tourism experiences.

Churchill’s, founded in 1981 by Johnny Graham, is the last independent British port house in the historic Douro Valley region of Portugal. Since its creation, it has been synonymous with quality and distinction, combining traditional methods with an innovative vision of wine tourism. Its participation in FINE #WineTourism Marketplace underscores its commitment to offering unique wine tourism experiences that connect tradition, luxury, and dreamlike landscapes.

In the world's oldest and most regulated wine region, the Douro Valley in Portugal, Lavradores de Feitoria has established itself as a unique model of cooperation and sustainability in wine production. Born in 2000 from the union of 15 farmers owning 18 quintas, this innovative company has managed to combine tradition and modernity in its approach to viticulture and, more recently, wine tourism.