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Martes 11:00 - 20:00
Miércoles 11:00 - 20:00
Jueves 11:00 - 20:00
Viernes 11:00 - 20:00
Sábado 11:00 - 20:00
Lost in Las Alpujarras, we found a couple that recommended us to visit this Bodega. We went and have gone back at least 5 times since then. They have a small museum that introduces you to wine making and the family’s history. If you are lucky, one of the brothers will give you a rapid wine tasting in the museum. You can also walk around the vineyard which they have very well kept. Finally, the wine is very good...especially the Variation Crianza. We leave the shop with multiple boxes time and time again. Can’t get enough of MALAFOLLA!
Have been here a few times whenever friends are visiting. Lots to see, museums, grounds and wine cellar, very interesting. Not eaten in main restaurant but have in small onsite cafe next door. Excellent. Guided tours available.
This bodega was incredible. Museum of wine production. Perfect food from the restaurant. The area has amazing views. Definitely worst visiting!
Very enjoyable casual dining, a buzzing place with generous portions washed down with the Bodega’s own wine. The wine is only a Euro or two more than it costs to buy in the retail shop. I particularly enjoyed the Malafolla crianza
Beautiful vineyard, museum and good wines. The service in the restaurant was impersonal and the first thing they did, was open and put two of the most expensive wine bottles on our table without asking. A plate of salad for 12 euros and then we chose lamb which cost 17 euros. There were only pieces of meat on that plate without anything else. Not affordable!
Museum and winery tour before the meal, many different wine types to taste. The restaurant was an impressive setting, the food was excellent, would recommend the lamb chops. We went away with several bottles of wine. Only a few of the staff spoke English, but everyone was welcoming and went out of their way to be helpful.
This winery is located at a remoted hilltop, driving from Granada requires an hour. We were surprised to find many cars packed at the carpark, approaching lunch time on Sunday. The place is more than a winery, it has several museums exhibiting historical tools and equipment used in farm as well as winemaking. We enjoyed the visit to the grape yards, wine tasting room and the lovely restaurant serving Spanish cuisine with beautiful wine. It was such a great experience talking with the owner to learn about their development in the past 50+ years.
We decided to drive to the Farm to make the most of a lovely falls day. There is a restaurant, a little museum, a very interesting film about wine making and, of course, wine tasting. The only down side is the noise in the restaurant, but it is like everywhere in south Spain, isn't it?
