From Ica: Winery Tour With Pisco and Wine Tastings

Explore the rich winemaking heritage of Peru’s Ica region on this captivating three-day winery tour. Enjoy the production methods and history of renowned Pisco and local wines as you visit esteemed estates like Bodega El Catador, Lazo Winery, and Tacama Winery. This small-group experience offers the perfect blend of tastings, cultural insights, and breathtaking views – all within convenient reach from Ica. Discover why this tour has become a must-do for oenophiles and adventurous travelers alike.

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Key Points

A 3-day winery experience in Ica, Peru, visiting 3 renowned wineries and tasting award-winning Pisco, wine, and Cachinas.
Explore the Campiña Iqueña with traditional wine cellars and learn about the region’s rich wine heritage.
Discover the history and production methods at each winery, including the oldest vineyard in Peru.
Gain insights into the Ica region’s past through a rustic museum and unique artifacts.
Hotel pickup and drop-off included, with a cancellation policy of 24 hours for a full refund.

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Tour Overview

The tour offers a three-day winery experience from Ica, Peru. Priced at €32.36 per person, it’s a small-group tour limited to 10 participants.

A three-day winery experience in Ica, Peru, priced at €32.36 per person, with a small group of up to 10 participants.

With hotel pickup and drop-off included, you’ll visit three wineries – Bodega El Catador, Lazo Winery, and Tacama Winery – to learn about pisco and wine production. Tastings of pisco, wine, and cachinas are part of the experience.

The tour is available in English and Spanish, and you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

It’s an ideal way to explore the Campiña Iqueña and its rich wine heritage.

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Itinerary and Wineries

During the three-day tour, you will visit three renowned wineries in the Ica region.

They’ll explore the Campiña Iqueña, known for its traditional wine cellars, and enjoy tastings of Pisco, wine, and Cachinas.

At Bodega El Catador, they’ll learn about handcrafted Pisco production and sample award-winning varieties.

The Lazo Winery offers a chance to taste wines and piscos, view a historic Spanish cava, and see unique artifacts like mummified trophy heads.

At Tacama Winery, the oldest in Peru, guests can climb the bell tower for panoramic views and learn about wine and Pisco production.

Visit 3 wineries: Bodega El Catador, Lazo Winery, Tacama Winery
Explore the Campiña Iqueña and its traditional wine cellars
Taste Pisco, wine, and Cachinas at each winery
Discover the history and production methods at each location

Pisco and Wine Tastings

A central highlight of the winery tour is the opportunity to sample an array of Pisco and wine offerings at each of the three featured vineyards. Visitors can expect tastings of award-winning Pisco varieties at Bodega El Catador, where they’ll learn about the traditional handcrafted production process. At Lazo Winery, guests can sample both Pisco and wines while exploring historic Spanish cava and unique artifacts. The tour culminates at Tacama Winery, the oldest vineyard in Peru, where participants can climb the bell tower for panoramic views and learn about wine and Pisco production.

| Winery | Pisco Tastings | Wine Tastings |

| — | — | — |

| Bodega El Catador | Award-winning Pisco varieties | – |

| Lazo Winery | Pisco | Wines |

| Tacama Winery | – | Wines |

Historical and Cultural Insights

As visitors explore the wineries, they’ll discover the rich history and cultural traditions of the Ica region.

The Lazo Winery features a rustic museum showcasing artifacts from different eras, providing a glimpse into the area’s past.

The Lazo Winery’s rustic museum showcases artifacts from different eras, providing a glimpse into the area’s rich past.

At the Tacama Winery, the oldest vineyard in Peru, guests can climb the bell tower for panoramic views of the Ica oasis, which has spanned 180 hectares of fertile valley for centuries.

The wineries highlight the region’s winemaking heritage, allowing travelers to:

Learn about traditional wine cellars in the Campiña Iqueña
Admire mummified trophy heads and other unique artifacts
Discover how the Ica oasis enabled the flourishing of winemaking
Appreciate the enduring legacy of Peru’s oldest vineyard

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Included and Excluded

The tour package includes hotel pickup and drop-off, as well as tastings of Pisco, wine, and Cachinas during the visits to the three main wineries.

However, meals and personal expenses are excluded. The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility impairments.

Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and bring a hat, camera, and sunscreen. Smoking and bringing alcoholic drinks into the vehicle aren’t allowed.

This comprehensive winery experience allows visitors to explore the region’s rich history and traditions while enjoying a variety of Pisco and wine tastings.

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Hotel Pickup and Drop-off

One key aspect of the winery tour is the included hotel pickup and drop-off service. This convenient feature ensures a seamless start and end to your wine-filled adventure.

The tour operator will come directly to your hotel, saving you the hassle of making your own way to the meeting point. At the end of the day, you’ll be dropped back off at your accommodation, allowing you to relax without worrying about transportation.

This service is particularly helpful for:

Travelers unfamiliar with the area
Those who prefer not to drive after tastings
Visitors staying at hotels outside the city center
Anyone looking to maximize their time exploring the wineries

Winery Visits

Step right up and discover the rich winery heritage of Ica as you venture through the region’s prime vineyards and cellars.

You’ll visit three renowned wineries – Bodega El Catador, Lazo Winery, and Tacama Winery.

At Bodega El Catador, learn about artisanal Pisco production and sample award-winning varieties.

Lazo Winery offers a chance to taste wines and piscos, view a historic Spanish cava, and see unique artifacts like mummified trophy heads.

Finally, climb Tacama’s bell tower for panoramic valley views and gain insights into their wine and Pisco making process.

Explore Ica’s winemaking legacy in depth.

Important Information and Recommendations

Before heading out on this winery adventure, there are a few important things to keep in mind. This tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility issues.

Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat, camera, and sunscreen to stay protected from the sun. Smoking and bringing your own alcoholic drinks on the vehicle are prohibited.

Additionally:

Wear clothing appropriate for walking around and exploring the wineries.
Drink responsibly during the tastings.
Arrive well-rested and hydrated for an enjoyable experience.
Listen carefully to your guide for the best winery insights.

Things To Know

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks to the Wineries?

According to the tour information, outside food and drinks are not allowed at the wineries. The tour includes tastings of Pisco, wine, and Cachinas, so bringing your own beverages is not necessary.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Students or Seniors?

The tour doesn’t offer any discounts specifically for students or seniors. However, it’s worth checking if you qualify for any general discounts when booking, as some providers may offer savings for certain age groups or occupations.

Do the Wineries Offer Restrooms and Lounge Areas?

The wineries do provide restroom facilities and lounge areas for visitors. You can relax and take a break between tastings and tours. These amenities ensure a comfortable experience as you explore the wineries.

Can I Purchase Bottles of Pisco or Wine On-Site?

Yes, visitors can purchase bottles of pisco and wine at the wineries during the tour. The tour includes tastings, but participants are welcome to buy any of the featured products to take home.

Are the Wineries Wheelchair Accessible?

The wineries on the tour are not explicitly stated to be wheelchair accessible. The tour description notes it’s not suitable for people with mobility impairments, so wheelchair users may have difficulty accessing certain areas of the wineries.

Sum Up

This winery tour from Ica, Peru promises an immersive and delightful experience. Guests will explore renowned vineyards, savor award-winning Pisco and local wines, and uncover the region’s rich history. With convenient hotel transfers and a small-group setting, it’s the perfect way to dive into Peru’s celebrated wine and Pisco culture. Don’t miss the chance to take in the breathtaking views from Tacama’s bell tower.

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