Great experience, cool concept: grapes are imported from European vineyards and processed in Amsterdam. Quality is very good!
- Marc H.
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Tour & Tasting
Winery Tour & Tasting
With a glass in hand we’ll guide you through our winery, past oak barrels, large tanks and amphorae. All filled with fermenting and ageing grape juices, waiting to be turned into great wines. Learn about the complete process from grape to bottle. Let all your senses go during one of our tour & tastings.
Castle trip
Our somms and winemakers will guide you through our urban castle. Feel free to ask them any burning questions you always had about wine.
From grape to bottle
We'll explain you how we turn grapes into wines. While wine only consists of one ingredient, it's still quite an interesting proces. From harvest to fermentation, from stem to tannine. We'll explain everything. 🍇
Challenge your taste buds
After the tour you'll taste 7 of our best wines, red, white and orange. You'll receive a tasting form and aroma wheel to guide you with your note taking.
Practical Information
Our tour includes a tasting of our best wines and a tour through our winery. Listen, see, feel smell and taste the life of a winemaker while walking past our oak barrels and amphorae. A tour takes 1,5 hours and is available for €30.*
*Ticket includes €5 store credit to be spend on your favourite wine in our shop after your tour & tasting.
Our kitchen
Wines makes you hungry. Our chef is ready in the kitchen with a range of small dishes and bites. Ask any of us for recommendations and wine pairings with the food. Enjoy, buen provecho!
Meetings and events
Having fun while learning a bit more about wine: book a tasting with your team! Would you like to add a meeting space? Our winery offers several highly unique and versatile meeting spaces.
As a present
Looking for an original present to make someone else happy? Give a tour & tasting. Easy to give, fun to receive. Experience a day in the live of a wine maker. Easily to redeem on a moment that suits the lucky receiver.
