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How much does a wine tasting cost in Spain?

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Fancy a wine tasting but not sure if it’s going to cost you an arm and a leg?

Spoiler: there are options for all budgets. From simple plans for €10 to premium experiences among the vineyards for €150.

Today we tell you how much a wine tasting really costs in Spain, with real examples, irresistible plans and an extra: at Enolovers you can book at the same guaranteed price as at the winery and in just a few clicks. No fuss!

What are the prices of wine tastings in Spain?

The prices of wine tastings in Spain vary according to several factors, such as the quality of the wines, the duration of the activity, the inclusion of food pairings and the reputation of the establishment.

Wine tastings are a unique sensory experience, but their price can vary considerably depending on multiple factors. From the quality of the wine to the location of the event, every detail influences the final cost. If you’ve ever wondered why some tastings cost €10 and others can exceed €100, here we explain the main elements that determine their price.

Quality and exclusivity of the wines

The first and most obvious factor influencing the price is the quality of the wines selected. Tasting a young, mass-produced wine is not the same as tasting a limited vintage from a prestigious winery.

  • Commercial wines: tastings with affordable wines tend to be cheaper (between €10 and €20).
  • Premium wines: including award-winning wines or limited editions can raise the cost to €50 or more.
  • Signature wine tasting: some wineries offer tastings of their most personal creations, with prices that can exceed €100 per person.

Type of tasting

Not all tastings are the same. There are different formats, and each one has a direct impact on the price:

  • Basic tasting: includes the tasting of 3-5 wines with a brief explanation (from €10).
  • Premium tasting: higher quality wines, with more elaborate pairings (€30 – €60).
  • Vertical tasting: different vintages of the same wine are tasted, allowing the evolution of the product to be noted (€40-€100).
  • Blind tasting: wines are tasted without knowing their identity, increasing the sensory experience (€30-€70).

Location and prestige of the place

The setting where the tasting takes place has a huge influence on the price:

  • Wine bars and wine shops: they usually offer affordable tastings, from €10 – €30.
  • Famous wineries and vineyards: organised tastings in La Rioja, Ribera del Duero or Priorat are more expensive due to the prestige of the place (from €25 to over €100).
  • Experiences in hotels or private estates: these premium tastings, often in luxurious settings, can cost €50-€150 per person.

Presence of a sommelier or expert

Tastings can be self-guided or expert-led. A certified sommelier or renowned oenologist adds value and, of course, raises the cost.

  • Unguided tasting (self-guided): more economical, from €10.
  • Tasting with a sommelier or oenologist: can increase the price to €40-€100, depending on the prestige of the specialist.

Pairing and accompaniments

The type of food served with the wines also influences the final cost.

  • Tastings without food pairings: more affordable, from €10.
  • Tastings with cheese and cold meats: prices increase to €20 – €40.
  • Gourmet tastings with complex pairings: including elaborate dishes, chocolates or even oyster and champagne tastings (€50 – €150 or more).

Duration of the experience

The length of the tasting is a key factor in the price:

  • Quick tastings (30-45 mins): generally cheaper, from €10-€20.
  • Extensive tastings (2-3 hours): with more details and premium wines, they can cost more than €50.

Group size

Private tastings tend to be more expensive than group tastings.

  • Group tastings (8-20 people): from €15 – €40 per person.
  • Private tastings: personalised and more exclusive, from €50 – €200.

Season and demand

The time of year also affects the price of the tastings.

  • Low season (autumn-winter): lower prices and promotions.
  • High season (spring-summer): higher demand, higher prices.

Additional services

Some tastings offer additional services that increase the cost.

  • Transport included (from large cities or airports): increases the price by €20-€50.
  • Guided tour of the winery and vineyards: this usually increases the cost of the experience by an additional €10-€30.
  • Complimentary bottle of wine or discounts on purchases: some experiences include this in the price.

Customising the experience

Some wineries offer the possibility of designing a completely personalised tasting, which can considerably increase the price.

  • Themed tastings (e.g. organic wines, sensory tastings): from €50 – €150.
  • Private experiences with exclusive access to wineries or vineyards closed to the public: can cost more than €200.

After analysing all these factors, we can say that the prices of a wine tasting in Spain range from:

  • €10-€18: 2-4 wines, usually with some local sausage and/or cheese.
  • €18-€35: More original and fun plans: picnics among the vines or guided tastings of special wines (the kind you don’t drink every day).
  • €35-€150: Unique wine experiences: horse riding through vineyards, laughter therapy, mojo sauce workshops, dining in a cave… all with a glass in your hand!

If you’re thinking of going on a tasting experience, now you know what factors can influence the price.

Average prices by region

Yes, there are differences depending on where you go. Here’s a quick comparison:

  • Catalonia between €15 and €40: urban tastings in Barcelona, picnics among vineyards and authentic family-run wineries.
  • Castilla-La Mancha between €12 and €30: Visits to sustainable wineries, tastings paired with Manchego cheeses (a great plan guaranteed).
  • La Rioja between €15 and €50: Historical visits to emblematic wineries, art and lots of good wine.
  • Murcia between €12 and €25: Charming wineries and personalised tastings (perfect for original gifts).

Unique experiences that you can only find at Enolovers

Because not everything is going to be typical, here are plans you didn’t know you needed:

Laughter therapy, tasting and lunch at the Diecinueve Añadas winery (Cehegín, Murcia)

If you’re looking for original plans near Murcia, this experience is for you: laughter therapy among the barrels, a guided tasting and a fantastic lunch with Juani and Salva, your hosts.

  • Location: Cehegín, Murcia.
  • Price: From €35 (groups of 15 people).

Picnic among the vines in Catalonia: wine and incredible views

If you’re wondering what to do near Barcelona or Girona with wine, try a vineyard picnic with two options:

  • Clos D’Agon (Empordà): Picnic with sea views. From €35.
  • Mas Bertran (Penedès): The perfect picnic. From €35.

Iradier (La Rioja): history, art and wine

For those looking for wineries with history in La Rioja, this is an essential visit. Discover its centuries-old cellars and feel the hospitality of the Iradier family, with wines that tell legends.

  • Location: La Rioja.
  • Price: From €20.

Pet-friendly wine tourism and wineries to visit with children

If you are looking for wineries to visit with children or pet-friendly wine tastings in Spain, here are two perfect options:

  • Mas Blanch i Jové (Lleida): wine tourism with pets in a unique natural environment.
  • Gratias (Albacete): winery with experiences adapted to families.
  • Price: From €12.

Frequently asked questions about wine tasting

How long does a tasting last?

Between 1 and 2 hours, depending on whether it includes a guided tour.

Do you need to know about wine?

Not at all! They are designed to be enjoyed, not to test you. I mean, if you can dabble in the kitchen without being a chef or go to the cinema without being a screenwriter, why not enjoy wine without being a sommelier?

What does the price include?

It depends on the experience, but generally it includes a tasting of 2 to 4 wines, a guided explanation of each one and, often, a selection of local snacks, cheeses or food pairings.

Can I go with children?

Yes! Many wineries have options for the whole family, and some even organise specific activities for children depending on the time of year: children’s grape harvest, games in the vineyards or even grape juice so they can make a toast.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, especially on weekends and public holidays. With Enolovers you can book easily and hassle-free.

Why book with Enolovers?

  • Same price guaranteed as if you book directly at the winery.
  • Quick and easy booking, no emails or endless calls.
  • We only work with authentic wineries and worthwhile experiences.
  • There are options for everyone: couples, friends, families or special gifts.

Make it easy: find wineries and book

Looking for a tasting near you? From basic plans to premium experiences with food pairings, at Enolovers you’ll find the best selection of wineries at the same price as if you book directly.

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