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Visite d'un domaine viticole familial à Majorque avec dégustation de vins et en-cas

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Langue(s): Allemand, Anglais

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Durée: De 4 heures à 8 heures

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Profitez d'une visite guidée des vignoble et de la petite cave familiale Bodega Ramanyà
Apprenez tout sur les cépages majorquins et dégustez trois des vins de la cave
Savourez un en-cas typiquement majorquin préparé à partir d'ingrédients locaux
Découvrez la collection d'objets agricoles historiques de la famille
Guide local expert connaisseur de Majorque et de ses vins

Ce qui vous attend

Cette excursion vous emmène au cœur de la région viticole de Majorque pour déguster les fruits d'une petite exploitation viticole familiale. Nous nous dirigerons vers le village de Santa Maria del Camí pour visiter la Bodega Ramanyà et participer à une visite guidée, avant de terminer l'expérience une dégustation de vin avec un en-cas majorquin. Xisco, l'un de nos guides locaux, déclare : "La famille représente la Majorque rurale. Ils sont très amusants et vous raconteront l'histoire de l'île à travers leur collection d'objets agricoles".

Lors de votre excursion dans la région viticole de Binissalem, qui bénéficie d'une appellation d'origine, le guide expert vous donnera des informations sur les vins de l'île. Ce terroir est situé près des contreforts des montagnes de Tramuntana et, selon Xisco, "la terre fertile et le temps ensoleillé donnent aux vins locaux un goût particulier". En visitant cette bodega familiale locale, vous contribuez à une répartition plus équitable des revenus ; certains des plus grands producteurs de vin majorquins ont des vignobles dans les environs.

En visitant les vignobles et la cave, vous apprendrez à connaître les cépages, leur récolte, leur vieillissement et leur mise en bouteille. Vous pourrez aussi observer la collection d'objets d'antan de la famille. Ceux-ci étaient utilisés pour la culture des raisins et le travail de la terre. Vous laissez ensuite place au meilleur avec une dégustation de trois vins de votre choix, accompagnés d'un en-cas composé d'ingrédients régionaux. Vous goûterez du pain, l'huile d'olive, du fromage et autres, le tout accompagné, bien sûr, des vins de la cave.

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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,8 /5

Basé sur 27 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Rapport qualité-prix

4,7/5

Personnel

4,8/5

Sécurité

4,8/5

Service

4,8/5

Toutes les évaluations (27)

5 étoiles (24)

89%

4 étoiles (2)

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Angela
Verified booking
5
5 octobre 2025
A voyagé avec des amis
An amazing trip. Family so welcoming. Excellent wine and food in funny and friendly family.
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Great tour lovely people
Verified booking
4.6
7 mai 2025
A voyagé en couple
Efficient and welcoming guide, comfortable bus. Lovely people at venue, interesting and informative tour. Would have liked to have seen more of the actual vinyard and heard more about the viniculture praticed.
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Eleanor
Verified booking
5
28 septembre 2024
A voyagé en couple
Firstly the only negative- we could not hear the driver / guide clearly !! He needs to talk louder. The winery visit was exceptional.The family were wonderful and high energy fun was had by all.The museum of all the machinery and carriages etc was fabulous and should be advertised on an equal parr as the winery Highly recommended.
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Evie W
Verified booking
5
15 septembre 2024
A voyagé en couple
An excellent experience. The Bodega Ramanya is a small, family run winery. The family meet and prpydly guide you around their beautiful bodega, gardens and personal museum. This is followed by a wine tasting, with copious food pairings including Mallorcan sausage, serrano ham, local cheese, olives, bread, olive oil and apple tart. The family catered for my vegan diet too, and another member of the group with gluten free food. The family, particularly Mama, are very welcome and welcoming.
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Pauline
Verified booking
5
8 septembre 2024
A voyagé en couple
A unique trip, so refreshingly different from others to wineries which I have visited in other countries. I enjoyed it immensely. The family who run the winery are both knowledgeable and entertaining. The gardens are beautiful. There was nothing to fault.
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Caroline
Verified booking
5
17 juillet 2024
A voyagé en famille
Extremely enjoyable day. Family were so welcoming and the whole experience was fantastic. Best wine I have ever drank and the food was delicious. Definitely recommend

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