This is not just any wine tasting
This is a tasting of products from our own island, and a oenological experience designed by professionals who have wine in their DNA. Our task is to tell the world about the riches of Tenerife’s countryside, the unique character of the land that produces wines for six appellations of origin.
There are options for everyone: choose the one that suits you.
Listán Negro
Tasting of 5 wines from Tenerife and tasting of 7 local products. A unique opportunity to try our limited edition wines and special vinification; natural, ecological, monovarietal, high altitude wines…
Marmajuelo
Tasting of 4 wines from Tenerife, among them you can try 1 of the acclaimed Malvasías sweet wines that Sheakespeare already spoke about.
Accompanied by our selection of local gastronomic products.
Malvasía
Tasting of three wines from Tenerife accompanied by our cheeses and honeys from the island.
Coming to a wine tasting with children?
We have a menu designed especially for them.
Children
Coming to a wine tasting with children? We have a menu designed especially for them
In the tasting room, every two weeks, we make a selection of more than a dozen different wines, including white, rosé, red, Malvasia, Crianza and sweet, so that the visitor has the opportunity to taste them, accompanied by exquisite cheeses produced island, as well as if you wish to also taste the honeys of Tenerife and other artisanal and typical products of our island, such as banana jams, our oils, etc…
The long hours of our facilities and having our own parking are another of the attractions of our store and tasting room
Remember that our online store Productos de Tenerife is available where you can purchase our products easily and simply.
Short wine and cheese tasting sessions are available, as well as longer ones with more wines and even more products from our island, such as Tenerife honey or roast duck.
There are options for everyone: choose the one that suits you.
Book your tasting session, and let yourself be inspired.
Would you like to see the full menu?
Here it is — and let us assure you at the outset that all the produce is harvested locally in an eco-friendly manner.
Preguntas frecuentes
On the island of Tenerife, there are several protected designations of origin (PDO), determined by geographical and climatic characteristics, and by the variety of grape. On our website, you can find different wine tastings belonging to these appellations of origin. Below, we highlight some of the main differences between the various Tenerife appellations of origin.
- Tacoronte-Acentejo: This protected designation of origin is found in northern Tenerife; it covers municipalities such as Tacoronte, El Sauzal, La Matanza de Acentejo, and part of La Laguna and Tegueste. It is characterised by its Atlantic climate with maritime influences and volcanic soils. The predominant grape varieties are Listán Negro and Listán Blanco, although other types are also grown, including Negramoll, Malvasía, and Moscatel.
- Valle de La Orotava: Covering the valley of the same name in the north of the island, this protected designation of origin includes municipalities such as La Orotava, Los Realejos, and Puerto de la Cruz. The area’s altitude and cool climate favours the cultivation of varieties such as Listán Negro, Listán Blanco, Negramoll, and Malvasía. The volcanic soils and the orientation of the slopes also influence the characteristics of the wines.
- Ycoden-Daute-Isora: This protected designation of origin covers the north-western area of Tenerife, including municipalities such as Icod de los Vinos, Garachico, Los Silos, Buenavista del Norte, and part of Santiago del Teide. The vineyards are located on volcanic slopes and basalt soils. The main varieties are Listán Negro, Negramoll, Malvasía, and Moscatel.
- Abona: Taking in the south of Tenerife, this protected designation of origin stretches over municipalities such as Arico, Arona, Adeje, and Vilaflor. The climate here is hotter and drier than in the north, so the varieties that thrive here include Listán Blanco, Listán Negro, Malvasía, Moscatel, and Negramoll. The soils are mostly volcanic and stony.
- Valle de Güímar: This protected designation of origin covers south-eastern Tenerife, including the municipalities of Güímar, Candelaria, and Arafo. The area has a hot, dry climate, influenced by the sea and the mountainous landscape. The most common grape varieties are Listán Negro, Listán Blanco, Negramoll, and Malvasía.
- Islas Canarias: This protected designation of origin (PDO) is of voluntary affiliation, and includes various family-owned wineries in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote, and El Hierro, reflecting the archipelago’s rich wine-growing culture.
