Bodega Matarromera — Attraction in Olivares de Duero

We visited several top wineries in our trip such as Pago de Carraovejas, Abadía, etc, and Matarromera for sure was the most basic and most expensive experience not worth the money (compared to the other ones). First, the information provided was on the basic side, nothing wow, and our tour guide (Virginia) didn’t go the way xtra mile to make the visit a memorable one (like other guides in other wineries). She took us through the roughest terrain, explained the basics, and did the tasting (proving at the end 3 pieces each of cheese). This for €110 per person, compared to Pago de Carraovejas, which for €62 gives you amazing wine paired with tapas from their 1 star Michelin restaurant, and gives you just an amazing explanation and tour, just seems poor and...

The winery tour was truly interesting. Our guide (I think his name was José, though I’m not completely sure) did a great job sharing the history of the winery, the family behind it, and the entire Ribera del Duero region. We walked through the full winemaking process and visited the production facilities. And of course, the tour ended with a tasting. Although the winery specializes in red wines, I personally really enjoyed their white — just my personal preference. Overall, I’d rate the tour and tasting a solid 5. It was both informative...

We very much enjoyed the visit as the bodegas are the real deal. Nothing pretentious or superbly done. The person who toured us around was not salesey at all and really helped us understand the different wines they produce explaining to us the story behind every variety. All and all authentic and with one of our fave ones (Gran Reserva was our fave). This is also one of the few wineries that really offer ALL their varieties, even the +100...