The vermouth route of Reus with guide

👉🏼 We have prepared the Vermouth Route of Reus so that our specialized guide can tell you about the secrets hidden within the elaboration of this famous drink. 

In the Vermouth Route of Reus you will learn about the importance of the production and elaboration of this product from very interesting fun facts and anecdotes. You will walk through what was once the Catalonia’s second largest city thanks to its great industrial and commercial activity based on the trade of spirits, liqueurs… and above all vermouths.

During the visit you will get to know about an old vermouth factory and a spectacular vermouth museum… Of course, with our route you will get to taste some of the different types of vermouth that are still made in the city to this day.

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Duration of the route: 3h

Classic visit
• Groups up to 6 pax: 130€
• Groups more than 6 pax: 160€

Arrenged visit
The visit can be made at other times upon request.
• Groups up to 6 pax: 130€
• Groups more than 6 pax: 160€

• Vermouth tasting at Restaurante Rofes: 2,5€
• Vermouth tasting at the Vermouth Museum: 2€

Note: Vermuts Rofes and the Vermouth Museum close on Mondays, so it’s not possible to do the route then.

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We will beging our Vermouth Route of Reus by first visiting the Oenology Station, a beautiful nineteenth-century modernist building that was once an important center for research and training in oenology and viticulture. Inside is the Vermouth and Wine Interpretation Center, which will contextualize the origins of the city’s wine industry and its period of splendor.

Afterwards, as we stroll through the city enjoying the modernist facades made by the disciples of the illustrious citizen Antoni Gaudí, we will arrive at Prim Plaza. There, we will learn about the history of the famous phrase Reus, París, London, which dates back to the eighteenth century when the three cities and their markets set the price of spirits around the world. We will also learn about the history of the fabulous houses built by the wealthy families of the Reus bourgeoisie with the fortunes they amassed thanks to the worldwide wine trade.

From the Casa Boule, former property and warehouse of vermouths and wines, we will head towards the vermouth factory, now converted into a restaurant: Vermuts Rofes. We will visit its impressive cellar full of huge oak barrels and foudres. There we will taste their vermouth.

We will finish our visit at the Vermouth Museum, a vermouth restaurant that houses some 6,000 objects related to this typical drink. The owner has been collecting all these objects throughout his life as he is a great lover of this wine macerated with herbs. There we will taste the renowned Cori vermouth.

Come and enjoy a fantastic route!

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