Love this place. Great small vineyard organic artisanal wines. The owners are great with…read morerecommending what to try.

What a lovely little place. I read about it on a travel review and I'm so glad I found it. It's run…read moreby a young man from Vancouver and that was nice to discover. He only has naturally vivified wine and took the time to explain the difference. We had a lovely Spanish Cava and he offered a delicious taste of cheese and some bread. It's tiny, situated in an off the beaten track, diverse neighbourhood. An undiscovered gem which I know will change. We loved the quirkiness of this place and would highly recommend it.

This is a lovely vineyard. I read the previous review and it looks like the son has taken over for…read morehis madre. He was a wonderful host for our group with Gourmet Madrid. I really don't understand why vineyards in this area are such a hidden gem given my love of tempranillo. They are more rustic than California vineyards. However, they will move you with their passion and joy for wine. We also had an amazing traditional potato/egg frittata with our wine tasting....I may have had 4 helpings lol. They offer shipping to USA. It was economical to Illinois....not so much for New England area but bueno for me :)

We visited this fab little winery during our tour with Gourmet Madrid (pls check my review of…read morethem). This vineyard is just outside of Madrid city and part of the Madrid DO (district of origin.....for wine labelling purposes). Madrid bas been producing wine for ages, but is not as well known outside of Spain. Anyways the vintner here is an absolute joy, she is 70-80 yrs old, part of a family that has been producing wines for 200 years or so, and still produces them in clay pots which is a rare sight. Her enthusiasm and passion are infectious. She was generous with her time and sharing delicious bottles, some which are not on the market yet. We picked up a few bottles. They say every bottle has a story, I never fully absorbed it till I connected with her. She epitomizes it. Definitely recommend a visit. But in Spain always phone/email vineyards days ahead of your visit.

We took a wine tour to Toledo. Ignacio is an excellent guide. The tour is well organized and his…read morepassion for both wine and for Spain are evident throughout the tour. He tells entertaining stories about the both the history of wine and the history of Spain. Toledo is a beautiful historical town and I highly recommend a visit. He took us to a lovely small winery where the owner toured and told us about the winery's history. It was a great day!

The best guided experience to discover wineries and wine regions in Spain. A true professional,…read morefocused on every little detail to make the experience unforgettable. We explored the regions of La Rioja and Ribera del Duero, including the beautiful towns of Logroño, Haro, Santo Domingo de la Calzada, and Burgos. And the best part -- drinking lots of wine with a driver!

Very pleasant atmosphere, good service, and the food was excellent. The "menu del dia" offers a…read morediversity of choices. Will return.

De los mejores restaurantes en Tres Cantos, con calidad de comida y atención. Prácticamente al lado…read morede la avenida de Viñuelas, y también con terracita al aire libre y cerrada. Recomiendo la paella los domingos (la mejor paella que he comido), y la ensaladilla rusa, y las torras con tomate y queso o jamón. La verdad cualquier plato de la carta sorprende.

Duplicate of this existing Yelp listing -- https://yelp.to/ddLZFGjjII…read more This is the review I posted at Yelp's SECOND listing FOR THE SAME PLACE: YouTube brought me here! The reviews are legit for the tasting room! Having gotten off the plane just a few hours before, I wasn't interested in processing didactics in the museo part, so we went straight to tasting, where we were welcomed warmly! €8 gets you a delicious tinto, 3 ages of Manchego (aged under 3mo, 6mo, and older than a year), plus pepper jam, olive butter, almonds, breadsticks, and pheasant pâté on Melba. It was all delicious, and very filling after hours walking through the city. There was an upcharge for more expensive wines but I wasn't interested so glad we stuck with the basic tinto, which was the best tinto I had the whole trip (and I had some very good ones). The bathrooms were clean and helped so much as travelers not staying the night in this city. We went to the counter to pay our cuenta and our server (who had been so friendly and kind throughout our experience), got out here balloon animal kit and my son insisted it would be a dog. I knew better what would come from Toledo; I was right, a sword! My son had a ball with his balloon sword, until the inevitable (but that's how you know you had fun). You definitely need to stop here and taste Toledo before you leave all its beautiful sights!

We got the basic manchego tasting menu which included a glass of wine…read more Each of the wines are amazing - we got white, red, and rosé. The rosé was not sweet at all and they were all super smooth! The cheese with the olive oil and pepper jams were divine - we had to buy some to take home. The museum was lovely as well. The overall experience was great. Our server explained everything very well, was super friendly, and added to the overall comfortable ambience.

We had a blast at our wine tour. We went with a small group and the business was extremely…read moreaccommodating. It was a gorgeous place and the tour guide was exceptional. And of course- the wine was amazing!! We all brought home multiple bottles. Great place to tour on your way to Toledo

Had never been to a vineyard before I visited Yllera. It was a great day out, though a bit of a…read moredistance to travel from where we were staying in Madrid. Got to see wine production as it happened. Guided tour was marvellous and the caves/ cellars atmospheric. A plentiful wine tasting of the most sumptuous wines along with cheeses/ crackers was included. After this our trip ended with a delicious meal and even more fine wine in the Yllera restaurant! Days out just don't get any better!

This review is for the Guided Wine Day Tour to Ribera del Duero from Madrid. It was about…read more$185-definitely a splurge, but totally worth it. You don't have to worry about driving (this is important because you are going to be drinking a lot of wine) and it is in a very comfortable Mercedes Minivan. You get access to 3 different wineries and sample at least 3-4 wines with the option to purchase a full glass (6-8 euros), light snacks to go with the wine, a knowledgeable tour guide, you get free time in Aranda del Deuero/Burgos (where we went into wine caves to sample some wine, this was our second stop) to have lunch-my small tour group of 5 all opted to dine at El Lagar de Isilla- recommended by the tour guide. We also stopped in Segovia for some pictures and drinks after the third and last winery. Be prepared to set aside a whole day for this tour, we left at 9 AM and got back around 8 PM. However,I never felt rushed and it was the highlight of my trip to Madrid. You get to see the beautiful countryside, drink exceptional wine, visit 2 historical cities, and meet new people. I highly recommend this tour.

Wine tour to Madrid…read more One of the best tours we've been on. Ismael, our guide and aspiring winemaker, was helpful, knowledgeable and jovial. Not only did we visit 4 wineries , we also had the opportunity to savour local food (cheese, jamon, olive oil) and squeeze a few historical sites enroute. The winemakers we met were reintroducing wines from a bygone era or producing in a style that not vastly different from two to three hundred years ago. There was plenty of good wine and food (including a sit down lunch) on this tour. Will definitely repeat!