What is wine tourism?
Wine tourism is a form of travel centred around exploring and enjoying wine regions and their products.
Extremadura, with its rich winemaking tradition and stunning landscapes, is an ideal destination for wine tourism.
Here, wine is more than a drink — it’s a way of life, an integral part of the region’s culture and history.
By taking part in wine tourism, you’ll not only taste some of Spain’s finest wines but also immerse yourself in the deep cultural heritage of Extremadura.
The Ribera del Guadiana wine & cava route
The Ribera del Guadiana Wine and Cava Route is a unique experience that connects visitors with the diverse landscapes of the Tierra de Barros, Zafra, and Río Bodión areas in the province of Badajoz.
This route offers not only the opportunity to taste the region’s wines and cavas but also to explore its rich culture, history, and traditions.
What's included in the winery visit?
- Guided tour (approx. 2 hours) of Bodegas Romale facilities.
- Tasting of wine and cava.
- Option to purchase bottles or cases of wine and cava from our shop.
What can a personalised visit include?
- Wine pairings with typical products from Extremadura.
- Expert-led tasting with a professional sommelier.
- Group visits any day of the week.
- Any other experience you'd like to propose - we'll do our best to make it happen.
Can visitors under 18 take part in the tour?
Yes, they can join the tour, but they are not allowed to consume alcoholic beverages.
Do visitors under 18 need to pay?
Visitors under 18 do not need to pay to visit the winery.
Is there parking available?
Yes, there is ample parking available around the winery.
Can I buy wines and cavas at the winery?
Yes, wines and cavas are available to purchase by the bottle or by the case.
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