Description

Bodegas Alodia is a family run winery of DO Somontano which has the philosophy of recuperation of the native varieties from the area such as Macabeo, Parraleta, and Moristel.

A project whose aim is to bring together innovation with the introduction of the most modern wine making techniques, providing maximum quality with traditional grape variety selection, respecting the surroundings with sustainable, environmentally friendly practices.

With a strong commitment with its origins and banking on Enotourism, it has opened the restaurant El Alcañón. One can enjoy the quality of regional products and dishes with a touch of traditional dishes from around the world.

A modern project based on tradition.

Activities

"Activities a la carte" are offered to different groups, with the aim of introducing the world of wine and its sensations in the best way possible depending on their needs.

Accessibility

Physical

• All the tour of the winery is accessible, as all the visitable places, reception and shop are on the ground floor.
• Entrance without steps.
• There is a lift to access the first floor where the restaurant is situated.
• Adapted bathrooms.

Hearing

• Floor and door indicators are visually displayed inside the lift
• Bathroom has an occupied/free display on the door.

Visual

• Lift with inside buttons in high relief and Braille.

 Allergies and dietary intolerances

• Suitable catering available for people with coeliac disease, lactose intolerance, diabetes, low-salt diets, vegetarians and vegans.

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Description

Bodegas Sers is a small family winery of 12 hectares of vineyard on the best private property of the family. Vines are managed always respecting the best interest of the land.

Only 12 hectares of private vineyard
Only handpicked grapes.
Only the sun, the wind and the rain.
Only the desire to share the nature in every drop.
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Activities

They offer various activities to enjoy enotourism such as winery, cellars visits, wine tastings, vineyard visits, personalised tastings and blind wine tastings, wine harvesting activities, pruning, sampling local Somontano produce, horse tours in the vineyard and creating your own wine……

Accessibility

Physical

• Adapted bathroom.
• Accessible visits.

Visual

• Aroma room available.
• Sensorial Degustation.

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Description

In 1985, Viñas del Vero and other wineries in the area founded the Somontano Designation of Origin, which, beyond being a quality parameter, signifies respect for a geographical origin and tradition, indicating that all the grapes used in the production of its wines come from the vineyards of the Somontano.

The name ‘Viñas del Vero’ originates from a river in the Somontano region, at the foot of the Pyrenees, famous for its ravines, gorges and canyons. Viñas el Vero was established in the Somontano at the end of 1986 with the acquisition of 550 hectares of land in Barbastro and other nearby towns. In 1987, they started to replant the land with a variety of traditional vineyards from the region (Tempranillo, Moristel, Garnacha and Macabeo), together with other varieties with different origins (Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir).

Activities

• The winery offers many different options from the guided tour of its facilities, guided tasting, strolls through the vineyard, the Somontano Express tasting, as well as the Garden for the senses (‘‘Jardin de los sentidos’’).
• You can undertake different sensorial activities, such as the “Garden for the senses”, blind tastings, and touching the different varieties of grapevines while visiting the vineyard.
• You can also take guided tours with special activities for people with cognitive disabilities.

Accessibility

Physical

• Adapted parking place available vertically and horizontally signposted.
• One can access to certain part of the visit such as the vineyard, tasting zone, barrel room, production area, bottling room, cellars and shop.
• Adapted bathroom.

Hearing

• Bathroom has an occupied/free display on the door
• Subtitled audio-visual presentation available..

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