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Bodega Doña Felisa: Guided Tour & Wine Tasting or Lunch

Duration: 1h 30mins
Live guide in English, Spanish
Group of max. 20 people

Start time: 11:30
Guided tour (in English and Spanish) of the Bodega Doña Felisa
Tasting of 3 homemade wines with tapas (if selected)
Lunch with wine pairing (if selected)

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Bodega Doña Felisa reviews

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Feiko, Netherlands

17 Jun 2021

Good

Gezellig en lekker goed

Bodega Doña Felisa: Guided Tour & Wine Tasting or Lunch

István, Hungary

12 Aug 2021

Excellent

Great place, good Wines, interesting local p

Bodega Doña Felisa: Guided Tour & Wine Tasting or Lunch

Carolina, Netherlands

31 Jul 2022

Good

Mooie locatie,goede presentatie,heerlijke wijnen en tapas. Zeker een aanrader!! Van tevoren kregen wij een duidelijke routebeschrijving door.

Bodega Doña Felisa: Guided Tour & Wine Tasting or Lunch

About: Bodega Doña Felisa

Bodega Doña Felisa is one of the most renowned and innovative bodegas in Andalucía. They are dedicated exclusively to developing and raising the highest quality wines in Ronda. Visitors can tour the winery and its rooms with a guide, and also enjoy wine tastings, lunches and dinners.

Friday	10:00 - 14:00
Saturday	10:00 - 14:00
Sunday	10:00 - 14:00
Monday	10:00 - 14:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 14:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 14:00
Thursday	10:00 - 14:00

Bodega Doña Felisa

Cordel del Puerto al Quejigal s/n, 29400, Ronda

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