Grapevine is a temperate crop and coffee a tropical one, it's most unusual to find them toghether. In fact, the happiest plants in the farm seemed to be the subtropical orange trees. The property takes advantage of the grapevine shading to protect coffee bushes from sunlight and owning the northernmost coffe plantation in the planet. And the result is excellent: both the coffe and the wine are smooth and aromatic! We specially liked the dry white.

The place is located in an amazing valley surrounded by beautiful mountains and lots of green. They staff was friendly. But we got a guide called Carlos and he told us the absolute minimal. We noticed this because we stayed around after the tour and could compare the information we got from him to the information other guides where giving; and Carlos did not do a good job. Avoid him if you can. The tasting was good. 3 good wines, apple jam, cheese, bread, sweets and cofee. We are vegetarians, so we got more cheese to replace the meat, which was nice. The price for the guided tour + tasting is 10 €. We didn't buy anything else because it's pricey. The place is really beautiful and has lots of potential. We saw coffee plants, banana trees, orange trees, mango trees, papaya trees, an avocado tree and lots of native flora. Beautiful. Something that I disliked is that they have a big parrot in a really tiny cage. He is literally a slave. They say that their birds are rescued, but, I don't know... if they wanted, they could have them I'm bigger cages, they have the economy and space. Overall, it was a nice visit because of the surroundings and tasting. I only wish Carlos would have been more professional and empathic enough to have given us more info and let us touch and taste as other guides did.

A fabulously presented bodega which apart from wine and coffee produces many other fruits. It is professional and well organised in the most beautiful tranquil setting. The guide was well informed and knowledgeable about the workings of the bodega and the tour was very informative. We have the tasting tour with some nibbles and wine but there is also a restaurant where you can dine. It comes with its own shop where you can buy their products including the coffee. The only negative I have is that they had an African grey parrot in a small cage which was unpleasant to see and even more so as the bird is tame - I would urge the owner to rectify this as soon as possible as it detracts from a very perfect setting

I wish to pop in for a quick visit even just now as we absolutely loved this place. We enjoyed the visit so much and would be happy to stay in the area to explore the local places some more. We felt the place has such a good vibe, outstanding views and beautiful scenery. From learning more about coffee, to wine tasting and a mojo dip cooking class we felt the place has so much to offer. Highly recommend for a visit and hope to be back again one day