Bodega Antonio Suarez — Attraction in Yaiza

Really remarkable how an island without enough water still produces wine.

The winery also made a nice impression from the outside.

The dry wine seemed to taste. Unfortunately, the tasting happened very hastily and one was dispatched a bit too quickly. Although I should choose whether dry or sweet, I could taste both wines.

The Muscatela definitely made a good impression. And the price of 10€ per bottle was also completely in order.

As a wine lover, I did not buy a bottle there.

Why?

I found it very unfortunate that one was dispatched so quickly. There was also a lack of wine glasses, which every drop of a wine produced in this way deserves the necessary appreciation. A decent tasting does not include preserving glasses. At least these small thick glasses looked like that.

What I absolutely missed is more information about the production.

One had the feeling that one was then quickly directed to the souvenir store.

I would be very happy if you take my very average rating for improvement.

I would still come back again, but not as part of a south tour, but to visit the winemakers in the area with the...

A visit to Bodega Antonio Suarez was included on a guided tour. Our guide (Ms Nelly) informed us on the coach that “we were invited to taste the wine”. There were tumblers with “dry” and “sweet” wine and we were allowed to try only one. No information about their vineyards or the wine itself. I was looking to buy a few bottles of the local variety malvasia volcanica and I tried the “dry”, which was very bad. The owners don’t make themselves any favours. Obviously I didn’t buy anything and I should have stayed in the coach with our driver...

Well... if you want to skip the messy of a hall full of tourist, this place might be for you. If there is a full bus of tourist it seems much more packed but honestly we arrived immediately later and sit out with some french surfer taking wine and cheese as our culture requires. This place was also able to overcome the italian-french problem of not standing close to each other. Leave the hurry, sit quite enjoy a...