Madrid City Wine & Tapas Adventure

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About this experience

Madrid’s La Latina is full of history, character, and, if you know where to look, some of the best food and wine in the city.

This isn’t a tapas crawl or a history lesson, this is about sharing great wine and good food in places you might not find on your own.

We start in a local market with a simple but perfect first bite, paired with a specially selected local wine.

From there, we’ll visit a handful of spots for Spanish cheeses, jamón, croquetas, tortilla, and a classic dessert, each with a carefully chosen wine to match.

No gimmicks, no tourist traps, just real food, good wine, education about the food and wine being consumed accompanied by a relaxed walk through one of Madrid’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.

Join this tour to get a better understanding of Spanish wines, the Madrid lifestyle and leave with a reference of places to enjoy Madrid thereafter.

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Madrid City Wine & Tapas Adventure

What's included

Throughout the tour we'll make four stops sampling typical Spanish dishes, which in our experience, amount to enough to qualify as a dinner.

At each of our stops we will enjoy at least one glass of wine to pair with the food we put in front of you.

Detailed itinerary

We'll start our tour in a local, authentic market where we'll walk among local sellers of produce and other Spanish products before stopping at a stall to sample something delicious and start with our first wine from the Madrid region to get us started.

Cheese & wine bar

We'll head to a small, but enjoyable cheese and wine bar focusing on fewer products but those of quality and with a great story.

We'll sample another Spanish wine paired with two cheeses.

Taverna

We'll head to small tavern/tapas bar to try some cured meats paired with a specially selected wine.

Taverna

We'll sit down at a last stop in the historical taverna where we'll typically try croquetas of the creamiest form, tortilla de patata and enjoy a traditional dessert. All of course, enjoyed with a carefully selected wine for pairing.