Découvrez de plus près l'art de la vinification à Bodegas Campestral. Situé à Arcos de la Frontera, ce vignoble est connu pour allier tradition et durabilité. En explorant le domaine, vous découvrirez l'héritage de la vinification à la bodega, la plus grande cave à vin ancestrale d'Espagne. Ici, l'engagement de la famille en faveur du développement durable se reflète dans tous les aspects du processus de vinification.
À votre arrivée, vous serez accueilli chaleureusement et votre guide vous offrira une perspective éclairante sur l'activité viticole dans le contexte de la vinification à Jerez. En commençant par une exploration du processus de sélection des raisins, l'expérience vous fera découvrir les techniques de récolte, puis la cave où le vin vieillit. Votre attention sera portée sur l'intégration des énergies renouvelables grâce aux panneaux installés sur le toit, qui alimentent l'installation et la rendent autonome en électricité.
Vous continuerez dans le vignoble avec une activité réservée aux visiteurs du National Geographic : le dégorgement d'une bouteille de vin, une technique représentant l'art et le savoir-faire de la vinification. Comme dans toute bonne découverte œnologique, une séance de dégustation s'impose avec une sélection des vins de la cave, accompagnés de tapas.
Cette visite est l'occasion d'approfondir les techniques de vinification, tout en découvrant l'engagement des propriétaires en faveur du développement durable. Depuis la sélection des raisins jusqu'à la mise en bouteille, chaque étape témoigne de leur engagement en faveur de la gestion de l'environnement et des pratiques durables au sein de l'industrie.
Nat Geo Day Tour : Soleil et raisins, visite de vignoble durable avec dégustation de vin
- Entrez dans le monde du vin au domaine Bodegas Campestral et explorez le vignoble historique grâce à ce National Geographic Day Tour.
- Rejoignez votre guide spécialisé pour découvrir les coulisses de cette entreprise qui allie tradition et développement durable.Découvrez le processus de sélection des raisins et les techniques de récolte, explorez la cave souterraine abritant les cuves à vin et participez à une dégustation accompagnée de tapas.
- Observez la procédure unique de dégorgement des bouteilles, une activité exclusivement réservée aux voyageurs de National Geographic.
- Découvrez des techniques de vinification séculaires et découvrez l'engagement des propriétaires en faveur du développement durable.
- Sur la base de notre engagement en faveur du tourisme durable, ce National Geographic Day Tour est certifié selon les critères du Conseil mondial du tourisme durable (GSTC). De plus, une partie des recettes de ce National Geographic Day Tour sera reversée à la National Geographic Society pour financer des programmes de recherche et de développement durable dans le monde entier.
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Visite d'un domaine viticole avec visite guidée et dégustation de vins
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Dégustation de spécialités locales
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Dégustation de vins
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- Les moins de 18 ans peuvent participer à l'excursion, mais ne pourront pas goûter au vin lors de la séance de dégustation.
Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience
Basé sur 19 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés
L
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en couple
Mauvais
Note globale1/5
Hat nicht statt gefunden. Wurde 12Stunden vorher abgesagt
X
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2024A voyagé en couple
45 - 54 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Sehr schöner Ausflug, tolles Weingut und sehr gute Weine.
Katja
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2024A voyagé en famille
18 - 24 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Markus
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2024A voyagé en famille
35 - 44 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Da hat alles gepasst von dem Rundgang den Weinkeller bis zur Weinprobe top nur zum Empfehlen .
Nicole Schwudke
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2024A voyagé seul
25 - 34 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Isa
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2024A voyagé seul
25 - 34 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Supertolle Tour. Sehr zu empfehlen!!!
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