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We take you into the heart of the food and wine of Iberia the way we like to enjoy it: slowly and in depth. No timetables, made to measure with insider insight. Immersing yourself in each moment and connecting with real masters at the table and in the vineyard is the kind of travel you’re here for.
From the grandest wine estates to hidden village restaurants, Epicurean Ways has spent the last 16 years finding secrets and sharing them with curious travelers like you.
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Many young chefs at the casual fine dining restaurants of Madrid’s “bistronomica” movement are working with recipes and ingredients from all over Spain.
Porto has long been Portugal’s relatively sleepy second city, but in the last few years the city has woken up and become an exciting, cosmopolitan destination.
Priorat may be the star of Cataluña’s wine lineup. Since a few brave winemakers recuperated old vines here in the 1970s, Priorat’s quality has exploded, along with its reputation.
Rías Baixas in Galicia, Spain, is the most famous wine region in Galicia, though it is often known simply by its characteristic grape: Albariño. Rías are inlets of the Atlantic similar to fjords.
The two most important things when visiting wine country are good wine and good food. In Rioja the confluence of local and regional ingredients and refined cooking techniques trickling in from the nearby Basque Country has created a culinary landscape that matches the depth of the local wine culture.
Ribera del Duero occupies the position of challenger to Rioja’s dominance in Spanish red wine. Learn about some of the most important producers to visit to see the best of the old and the new in Ribera del Duero.
Lisbon is an exciting city that will leave you wanting to come back and explore deeper, a place that calls to you even from across the Atlantic.