In de buurt van Malaga : Mijas biologische wijngaard, 5 wijnen, 2 oliën en tapas

Instructions to find the vineyard were extremely helpful and clear. The guide explained things succinctly yet with humour. Tom the dog and Cat the cat were lovely members of the vineyard team. Everything was delicious especially the vermouth. Each wine had a story behind it giving the experience an element of care that felt wholesome and family orientated. It was an intimate experience with 12 people. The guide talked us through how to get the most of each tasting, which is helpful for novices. The experience lasted 2 hours. As we stayed in Benalmadena we took an uber to the vineyard and ordered a Bolt back. Each was roughly €20. Worth the visit!

Visited last week with family of 6, a further 4 couples on the tour so nice number and easy to hear the guide Antonino. Small vineyard easy to get around as lovely view of the coast from the top bank of vines. Thoughly enjoyable experience, the wines provided are of good quality and available to buy afterwards. The malapipa and orange wine is especially good and worth purchasing. Definitely recommend if staying in Mijas or nearby. Be aware it’s a steep walk do n from the road, if you have anyone not to steady on their feet.

This wine tasting is definitely recommended. It is on a small vineyard and authentic Spanish. We ended up with 6 wines; white rosé, red and desert wine, 2 olive oils and a diversity of tapas. Super fun! The guide was also very relaxed and also gave the group some time to taste for themselves. What made everything even more fun was that the vineyard is a 5-minute drive from my brother's B&B and they might present this wine as their house wine.

Really nice evening in a beautiful vineyard with lots of gorgeous wines to taste !

`I heard of the Mijas Organic Vineyard tour from my wife who had taken part only a few weeks ago. and thoroughly enjoyed it. We both had Antonio as our guide. He's the right man to explain the production of olive oil and wines, from the culture of olive trees and vines through to the end product we were privileged to sample. Antonio has an engaging personality and a dry sense of humour. 16 of us gathered for a summary of what we would be doing, seeing, and sampling. The site is attractive and ideally suited to the tour, being situated on the mountainside overlooking the coastline. Big enough to explore, but with no need for hiking.. Antonio introduced the basics of olive tree and vine management; also a resident team responsible for maintenance of ecological balance on the land: these comprise the goat, a few hens, the cat and Collie dog, Tom. You will just have to book in for the tour to find out more. What I particularly liked about the day was the relaxed and un- regimented structure. We met. Introductory talk near an olive grove. Walk a bit further stop by the rose bushes crucial to survival of the vines. Each of us was issued with a glass of a strong and fragrant vermut, Mala Mostia, exclusive to Vinedo Malvasia. Next , we. were free to explore the vines and the views, sipping as we went. Sipping downhill took us to the terraced hospitality area where a long trestle table had magically appeared, laden with bottled wines - white, rose, orange; glasses, and tapas of all kinds. Tom, the dog, was available to welcome his guests. I have been to wine and oil tastings before where I felt I was back at school , commanded: sniff, swill, slurp, taste the aroma, feel the burning sensation in the throat. If you can"t you fail. Now we are hearing, taste, you may get aromas of apple and pear, don't worry if you can"t , just enjoy it. Move on to another - the taste strengthens with exposure to the air. It did. And we did. So did the friendship with our fellow tasters. At my end were visitors from Denmark and New York. We got on so well that I have since been in contact to exchange email address etc to keep in touch. For this I have to thank Lisa from White Houses Tours, the organisers. She relayed messages over the entire weekend putting our group members in touch with one another. For which, many thanks. Lisa. All in all, the experience was everything that you could hope for, and more. Alistair Hamilton

Thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. Antonio was a very welcoming as well as extremely knowledgeable host and Thomas dog was very welcoming too. Although only 8 in our group, 5 countries were represented - Yemen, Morocco, Canada, Wales and Ireland. The olive oils, the various wines and tapas dishes were all plentiful and very tasty. The wines, the food and the camaraderie among the group made it one of the most enjoyable afternoons of our week in Mijas, and possibly for others in the group too as we nearly had to be asked to leave, as we had stayed beyond out allotted time. If considering this tour, I would highly recommend you book it. Thanks to Antonio, and indeed to Thomas who got most of my tapas meats.

Rodrigo from White House tours arranged a private vineyard tour, wine tasting and paella dinner for a group of 22 of us. Everything from the beginning was perfect. Rodrigo thought of every little detail to make it a special experience for us all. The wines were amazing and the dinner was even better. Thank you to Rodrigo and the team for organising a brilliant experience. I would highly recommend!

Pablo was very friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed tasting all the wines and hearing about the vineyard and production of oil. Tom the dog was lovely. Highly recommend but remember to take a hat and some extra water.

Great visit. And a wonderful host

Nice and knowledgable guide, wonderful place.