VISIT US
Welcome to Bogarve 1915
Visit us and explore the world of wine, where you can discover the secrets of the winemaker’s art, take a tour of our winery and vineyards, and sample our delicious wines paired with traditional products from the La Mancha region. The perfect plan!
Visit us and explore the world of wine, where you can discover the secrets of the winemaker’s art, take a tour of our winery and vineyards, and sample our delicious wines paired with traditional products from the La Mancha region. The perfect plan!
TASTING
What’s included?
- A tour of the winery’s facilities to learn about the process of making our wines, mistelles and vermouths.
- A personalised tasting of three of our wines, accompanied by traditional products from the region.
- Activities for children (designing and colouring-in labels).
Duration: 2 hours
Price: €10
TASTING
What’s included?
- A tour of the winery’s facilities to learn about the process of making our wines, mistelles and vermouths.
- A personalised tasting of three of our wines, accompanied by traditional products from the region.
- Activities for children (designing and colouring-in labels).
Duration: 2 hours
Price: €10
Opening hours:
Tours take place from Monday to Saturday (Sunday tours may be arranged upon request). Ask for details of availability and timings for the type of tour required.
Contact:
Telephone number for bookings: 638 464 673
E-mail: bogarve@bogarve1915.com
Opening hours:
Tours take place from Monday to Saturday (Sunday tours may be arranged upon request). Ask for details of availability and timings for the type of tour required.
Contact:
Telephone number for bookings: 638 464 673
E-mail: bogarve@bogarve1915.com
Surrounding area
Bogarve 1915 is located in Madridejos, 69 km to the south of Toledo and 120 km from Madrid (less than 90 minutes away), which makes it highly accessible from both cities.
Madridejos lies within the extensive plains of La Mancha, in the heart of Don Quixote country. If you come to see us, you’ll also have the opportunity to visit the town’s churches, square, windmill (one of the oldest in La Mancha) and underground houses (known as silos). You can also visit one of the few museums in the world dedicated to saffron. In late October there is a Saffron Festival, with activities and workshops taking place at the former convent that now houses the museum.
In addition to saffron, Madridejos produces other high-quality crops such as grapes, cereals, olives and almonds. In our shop you can find a selection of the finest local products, including olive oil, almonds, saffron, confectionery, pisto (ratatouille), pâté and honey.
Some 15 km from the town are the mountains of the Sierras de Madridejos, also known as the Sierras de Valdehierro. They lie within the Sierra del Reventón, a broad massif which itself forms part of the Montes de Toledo mountain range, where Mediterranean woodland (characterised by species such as holm oak, rosemary, lavender, jasmine and pine) predominates. The area is the starting-point for a number of trails, including a route to the famous cave where the notorious bandit Castrola had his hideout. From there, a spectacular vantage point looks out over the scrubland of La Mancha, La Muela Castle and the neighbouring towns.
Some of the most interesting, in aesthetic and architectural terms, are Consuegra, Tembleque, Puerto Lápice, Orgaz and Campo de Criptana.
Surrounding area
Bogarve 1915 is located in Madridejos, 69 km to the south of Toledo and 120 km from Madrid (less than 90 minutes away), which makes it highly accessible from both cities.
Madridejos lies within the extensive plains of La Mancha, in the heart of Don Quixote country. If you come to see us, you’ll also have the opportunity to visit the town’s churches, square, windmill (one of the oldest in La Mancha) and underground houses (known as silos). You can also visit one of the few museums in the world dedicated to saffron. In late October there is a Saffron Festival, with activities and workshops taking place at the former convent that now houses the museum.
In addition to saffron, Madridejos produces other high-quality crops such as grapes, cereals, olives and almonds. In our shop you can find a selection of the finest local products, including olive oil, almonds, saffron, confectionery, pisto (ratatouille), pâté and honey.
Some 15 km from the town are the mountains of the Sierras de Madridejos, also known as the Sierras de Valdehierro. They lie within the Sierra del Reventón, a broad massif which itself forms part of the Montes de Toledo mountain range, where Mediterranean woodland (characterised by species such as holm oak, rosemary, lavender, jasmine and pine) predominates. The area is the starting-point for a number of trails, including a route to the famous cave where the notorious bandit Castrola had his hideout. From there, a spectacular vantage point looks out over the scrubland of La Mancha, La Muela Castle and the neighbouring towns.
Some of the most interesting, in aesthetic and architectural terms, are Consuegra, Tembleque, Puerto Lápice, Orgaz and Campo de Criptana.
