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Overnight at Toneles & Dinner Winery in The Enemy. Private Transportation

Start your experience with a private driver who will pick you up directly at your accommodation and take you to the selected wineries for the day. The first stop will be at Bodega Los Toneles, where you will tour its…

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Overnight at Toneles & Dinner Winery in The Enemy. Private Transportation

About this experience

Start your experience with a private driver who will pick you up directly at your accommodation and take you to the selected wineries for the day.

The first stop will be at Bodega Los Toneles, where you will tour its corners full of history and discover all its charm. You will enjoy a carefully selected tasting, in which each glass will reveal the creativity, identity and character that represent the essence of this iconic winery.

Then, you will visit Bodega El Enemigo to live a truly exceptional dining experience. The five-step dinner has been meticulously designed to highlight flavors, textures and artistic presentations, creating an authentic sensory journey. Each dish is accompanied by wines from the 3 Enemies line, renowned for their quality and distinctive character, which perfectly complement the menu and enhance the experience.

At the end of the evening, your private driver will take you back to your hotel in a comfortable and safe way.

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