We took a private tour with Johan in Janurary of 2022. He was extremely prompt at coordinating our…read morelast minute tour. He picked us up at Plaça de la Verge and drove us to the first stop, Murviedro - Bodega Historica. The drive was very enjoyable and went by quick in a clean, comfortable vehicle. On the drive he was friendly and knolwedgeable communicating in perfect English about Valencia in general and started giving basic background about wine in Spain. The history and touring of the wine caves was interesting, and the wine tasting that followed was amazing with delcious wines and Johan's commentary. We purchased several wine bottles and were given two as gifts to bring home, as well as the glasses we used for tasting. We then took a quick stroll through the old town before contuning on our journey to Bodega Vera de Estenas. Here Johan showed us the grapes and vines in the field, the entire production set up, then more wine tasting. We had a nice drive back to Valencia talking more with Johan and learning about life in Spain. We handed Johan the money, and went on our way. Johan reached out and said we had overpaid (we misunderstood the cost in an email) and met us later that evening to return the overpayment! We would highly recommend this tour with Johan. His knowledge and the amazing wine was the highlight of our trip. Click on this link for more information on Tripadvisor: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/AttractionProductReview-g187529-d20783473-Private_Morning_Wine_and_Winery_Tour_and_Tasting_from_Valencia-Valencia_Province_o.html

Our little group had a great time learning about three Spanish wines from Johan. Our family of four…read morewas joined by two tourists from Sweden for this English tasting in the Cava Siglos space. Johan was happy to answer all our questions from random Valencia facts, the differences in wine regions, and even how Cava is made. In fact, we learned so much from our time with him that we were able to understand some of an all spoken in Spanish winery tour we took a few days later! I would definitely recommend you snap up Johan for your time in Valencia if you're into wine.

Walks in. Last sitting at terminal. Ignored us completely. Didn't even look are note we were there…read more Walked out after 3 minutes. Empty store and should stay that way.

Great selection of wine. It also had a good selection of liquor and beer. There was a sweet older…read morelady that helped me and tolerated me butchering the Spanish language.

Excellent tapas in a nice residential neighborhood. Fast & friendly service. Highly recommend…read more Indoor & outdoor seating, but make a reservation. They fill up fast.

Nice place with a great variety of wines, cavas, champagne…read more The starters like cheese, serrano ham and all is very good quality.

Super nice and knowledgeable. Great selection. IMHO best wine store in Valencia Will returnread more

From the owner: Venta de todo tipo de vinos, sobre todo vinos valencianos, licores, ginebras, whisky, ron, vodka,…read moretequila, etc. Asesoramiento personalizado y atención muy cuidada al cliente.

Two words: OLD SKOOL! It's such a delight to walk into a bar and be magically transported to days…read moregone by, especially when you are surrounded by multiple shelves chockablock with wine, beer, liquors and spirits. Before being introduced to this place, I had walked past it a million times without even noticing it. I always thought it was just a shop and didn't realise there was a small bar tucked away inside. What a joy to finally discover this hidden jewel! Now that I know what's inside, I come here to keep a Spanish tradition alive known as "La Hora del Vermut" (Vermouth Time). It takes place just before lunch and serves to whet your appetite before lunch, basically an aperitif! It may be known as Vermouth Time but you can drink whatever you like: beer, wine, soft drink etc. However, in this bar it is traditional to take advantage of their homemade vermouth (vermut casero) that goes for 1€ a glass. It goes down extremely well and you can't help going for multiple rounds! Also, apart from getting rather inebriated on premises you can also take some back with you. The traditional method is to come loaded with an empty bottle to be filled up but if you don't have one, they can provide you with one instead. It's a joy to see places that still maintain these old traditions; I remember back in the days being sent to our local bodega to get wine bottles topped up even before I was of legal age to drink alcohol... If you want to feel like a proper local, cross the river from the main part of town and venture into this neighbourhood with its own distinctive vibe and help us maintain these traditions well and truly alive and vibrant! Although, honestly, we are doing quite a good job of it already...

Great wine bar which we stumbled upon one night. My girlfriend liked the look of it and we ventured…read moreinside. It was one of our best decisions of our weekend. Fun place, friendly staff and great atmosphere.