Wine Tour Barcelona

Barcelona is a city of sunshine, stories — and superb wine. From bold reds to sparkling cava, wine is part of Catalonia’s cultural DNA. A wine tour in Barcelona is more than just sipping — it's about discovering traditions, terroirs, and the local way of life.

Whether you're walking through vibrant neighborhoods, sitting in a hidden bodega, or pairing tapas with perfectly chosen vintages, these tours offer an authentic, flavorful immersion into Barcelona’s wine scene. Below are our top recommended wine tours — ideal for couples, foodies, and curious travelers.

Tapas, Wine & Vermouth Walking Tour

This guided tour offers the perfect balance of flavors and stories. As you explore Barcelona’s historic center, you'll stop at beloved local bars to taste traditional tapas paired with vermouth, Catalan wines, and regional delicacies.

• Highlights: Tapas tastings, local wine pairings, vermouth culture
• Duration: 3 hours
• Languages: English, Spanish

Barcelona Tapas & Wine Experience – Walking Tour

Led by a knowledgeable local, this tour takes you through two iconic neighborhoods — Gothic Quarter and El Born. You’ll stop at four traditional venues to enjoy eight tapas dishes and four different Spanish wines, including cava. A true cultural and sensory journey.

• Highlights: El Born, Gothic Quarter, food and wine pairings
•  Duration: 3–3.5 hours
• Includes cava and local specialties

All-Inclusive Tapas & Wine Evening Tour

This small-group evening tour is ideal for those who want a complete experience without having to choose. From jamón ibérico to Catalan cheeses and artisan wines, enjoy a full tasting menu with guided commentary and a friendly atmosphere.

• Highlights: Gourmet tapas, regional wines, cozy venues
• Duration: 3 hours
• Perfect for an evening out

Good to Know

• Most tours include at least 3–4 wine tastings
• Tapas portions are generous — it’s a full meal!
• Cava, red, white, and vermouth are commonly featured
• Tours are available in English and often other languages
• Small groups (10–12 people) ensure a personal experience

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Discover Catalonia's Wine Regions

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A Barcelona wine tour is also a journey through Catalonia’s diverse vineyards, each with its own identity, tradition, and flavor. Here’s an overview of the most important wine regions you might taste or hear about during your tour:

Cava – Catalonia's Sparkling Icon

Catalonia is home to Spain’s finest sparkling wine: Cava. Made using the traditional méthode champenoise, Cava is crisp, festive, and typically crafted from local white grapes like Macabeu, Xarel·lo, and Parellada. Most Cava comes from the Penedès region, just an hour from Barcelona.

Penedès – Diversity and Innovation

The Penedès DO is Catalonia’s most versatile region. It produces high-quality white wines, bold reds, and excellent Cava. Known for its organic and biodynamic producers, Penedès is a favorite among local sommeliers and often featured in tastings around the city.

Priorat – The Powerhouse Red

One of only two DOQ (top-tier) wine regions in Spain, Priorat is famous for intense, age-worthy red wines made from Garnatxa and Carinyena grapes. The steep, slate-rich vineyards produce limited but exceptional wines with deep minerality and complexity.

Montsant – A Rising Star

Often seen as Priorat’s little brother, Montsant surrounds it geographically and produces high-quality red wines with similar grapes and terrain — but often at a more accessible price point. Expect expressive, fruit-forward reds with spice and character.

Terra Alta & Empordà – Hidden Gems

Terra Alta is known for its Garnatxa Blanca, offering floral, mineral-rich white wines.

Empordà, near the French border, makes sun-drenched reds and rosés with Mediterranean influence and great gastronomic pairing potential.

What You'll Taste in Barcelona

Most wine tours in the city include a selection of:

• Cava (sparkling white or rosé)
• Catalan whites (fresh, floral, mineral)
• Robust reds (Garnatxa, Carinyena blends)
• Local vermouth (sweet, spiced aperitif wine)

Each glass tells a story — of the land, the climate, the grape, and the people who craft it.