Bodega Las Tirajanas is a winery and tasting room in Tunte, San Bartolomé de Tirajana, in southern Gran Canaria. Its wines use grapes grown across the island, whose varied microclimates shape the range. Drop in to taste local whites, reds and less usual bottles such as orange wine, with bread, cheese and olives available alongside. Oak-aged wines are noted for their distinct, smoky character. The mountain drive to the bodega passes views over valleys, with the ocean in the distance.
Wines from across Gran Canaria
Bodega Las Tirajanas is in Tunte, in the south of Gran Canaria. The winery makes wine from grapes supplied by growers around the island, where different microclimates contribute to the range. Varieties used include Moscatel, Albillo, Llistán, Blanca, Malvasía, Verijadiego and Verdelho.
The tasting selection can include whites, reds and orange wine. Oak-aged white and red wines have a distinct, smoky character; visitors also mention the aged rosé, crianza and Tinamar. You can taste before deciding whether to buy bottles at the winery.
Tastings, tours and local produce
Walk-in tastings do not require an advance booking. Guided tours do, so call ahead if you want to learn about the winemaking process as part of your visit. The bodega has a tasting room with tables and a shop.
Bread, cheese and olives are available to accompany a tasting. Some guided tasting options include local produce such as traditional cheese, bread and olives seasoned with mojo and olive oil. The drive through the mountains adds views across valleys, with the ocean visible in the distance.
FAQ
Do you need to book a wine tasting?
No. Walk-in tastings are welcome. Book ahead if you want a guided tour.
How long should you allow for a visit?
Allow about two hours for a tasting with snacks.
Where is Bodega Las Tirajanas?
It is in Tunte, in San Bartolomé de Tirajana in southern Gran Canaria.
