Wine Experiences · Spain
Wine Journeys in Spain
Bespoke journeys through Spain’s wine regions — from the historic cellars of Rioja to the Atlantic vineyards of Galicia and the legendary wineries of Andalusia.
Spain reveals itself through wine as a journey among historic cellars, avant-garde architecture, family-owned wineries, vineyards on high plateaus, the mountain terraces of Catalonia and green Atlantic valleys.
Panorama Assistance Service organises bespoke wine journeys throughout Spain: winery and vineyard visits, private and group tastings, gastronomic lunches, masterclasses, special events and multi-day itineraries.
For every programme, the wineries, visit format and additional services are selected individually — taking into account the region, dates, party composition, trip duration and desired level of privacy. Specific estates and visiting arrangements are confirmed separately.
A programme may last several hours, a full day or several days. When required, the itinerary can include a private chauffeured vehicle, private guide, interpreter, gastronomic experiences and accommodation at a premium hotel, historic estate or winery hotel.
Wine Regions
Spain’s Key Wine Regions
Rioja
Marqués de Riscal
Photographs from a Panorama Assistance Service journey
Priorat
Terra Dominicata
Photographs from a Panorama Assistance Service journey
Beyond the Map
Other Wine Regions of Spain
The featured regions are the most sought-after destinations, but Spain offers many more possibilities for wine travel.
Upon individual request, Panorama Assistance Service can select a winery, visit format and programme in other regions of the country according to the itinerary, guests’ interests and estate availability.
Individual Service
What Panorama Assistance Service Can Arrange
Depending on the selected region and the host’s capabilities, the programme may include:
- a guided winery tour and cellar visit;
- a walk through the vineyards, season and weather permitting;
- a group or private tasting;
- a tasting of rare, exclusive or aged wines;
- a picnic, gastronomic lunch or dinner;
- a tasting menu with wine pairings;
- a meeting with the estate owner or winemaker, subject to confirmation;
- a professional wine masterclass;
- special and exclusive programmes;
- a celebration, private event or corporate function;
- a private chauffeured vehicle;
- a private guide, sommelier, interpreter or personal assistant;
- accommodation at a winery hotel, premium hotel or historic estate;
- complete travel arrangements before and after the wine programme.
Travel Formats
Travel Formats
One-Day Wine Tour
A visit to one or more wineries, a walk through the vineyards, a tasting and a gastronomic programme.
The wine experience is usually combined with a visit to an interesting historic, architectural or natural landmark in the region.
Multi-Day Programme
An itinerary of four days or more, visiting one or several wine regions.
The programme may include private transfers, excursions, tastings, gastronomic experiences and accommodation at selected hotels.
Private and Corporate Events
Wineries can serve as venues for family celebrations, private dinners, presentations, corporate programmes or incentive events.
The format, venue capacity and event options are confirmed individually.
Winery Stays & Historic Hotels
Where to Stay During a Wine Journey
Wine itineraries through Spain can be combined with stays at premium hotels, winery hotels, wine estates, historic palaces, castles and former monasteries.
The most suitable accommodation is selected according to the itinerary, hotel category, party composition and travel format.
Important Information
All wine journeys in Spain are organised exclusively upon individual request.
Specific wineries, dates, visiting times, tasting selections, vineyard walks, meetings with an owner or winemaker, masterclasses, meals and special activities are confirmed separately.
The final programme depends on:
- the selected region and travel dates;
- the number of guests;
- the desired level of privacy;
- seasonality;
- winery availability;
- local logistics;
- the host’s capabilities;
- the final cost of services.
