Winery Bermejos is a bodega in San Bartolomé, on Lanzarote’s wine route. Stop for a tasting of its white, rosé and red wines, served with cheese and bread. Dry whites made with Malvasía and Diego grapes have distinct profiles, and the semi-sweet wine is another option to ask about. You can taste in the shop without taking a tour, or book a visit to the estate and winery installations. It’s a relaxed pause on a sunny day, though the weekday closing time makes an afternoon visit difficult.
Tasting at the winery
You can sample wine in the shop without joining a tour. The selection includes white, rosé and red, though the available wines can vary. Cheese and bread accompany the tasting.
For a dry white, ask about Malvasía seco or the barrel-fermented wines. The barrel-fermented Malvasía and Diego differ in style: one is stronger and drier, while the other is softer. The semi-sweet wine is another bottle to ask about.
The estate tour
A guided visit takes in the country estate and winery installations, with an introduction to local wine production. Lanzarote has three ways of growing grapes, but the tour covers only one of them. The winery also has a modest bar-restaurant, with views across the vineyards and Timanfaya National Park.
Preguntas frecuentes
Can you visit without taking a tour?
Yes. You can taste wines in the shop without joining a guided visit.
What can you taste at Winery Bermejos?
The selection includes white, rosé and red wines. Ask about Malvasía seco, barrel-fermented Malvasía or Diego, and the semi-sweet wine.
Is food served with the wine tasting?
Cheese and bread are served alongside the wines.
When is Winery Bermejos open?
It is open Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 3 PM and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
