Guided tour of Casa Vermouth Padró
with vermouth tasting

Discover Vermouth Tourism at Casa Vermouth Padró
Casa Vermouth Padró is located in Bràfim, southern Catalonia, inside an 18th-century manor house dating back to 1776. Just 1 hour from Barcelona and 30 minutes from Tarragona and Reus, it is an ideal destination for international visitors looking to explore a traditional vermouth winery beyond the usual tourist routes.
The tour combines heritage, local culture, Mediterranean landscapes and gastronomy, offering an original vermouth-focused experience and a distinctive food and wine tourism activity in the Tarragona region.
Guided tour of the vermouth winery
- Gardens and barrel courtyards
- Herbarium and live plant nurseries
- Botanical infusion and maceration areas
- Ageing rooms with barrels and foudres
- Areas dedicated to research
You will be able to see, touch, smell and taste the ingredients that are part of its formulas: herbs, roots, flowers, spices, bark and citrus peels sourced from all five continents.


Tasting of 7 vermouths
You can also complete your visit at our Gastro Botànic & Co. Restaurant, located just 300 metres away in the Jardí del Vermut (Vermouth Garden) area. This option can be added when booking your guided tour.
A complete wine tourism and gastronomy experience, ideal for vermouth lovers, weekend plans near Barcelona and food-focused getaways in Catalonia.
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Casa Vermouth Padró
C/ D’Avall, 17 · 43812 Bràfim (Tarragona) España
Bookings and Informations:
reservas@casapadro.com
+34 644 42 93 44
Frequently asked questions about the guided tour at Casa Vermouth Padró
Yes. The guided tour requires advance booking, as places are limited and groups are organised in advance to ensure a comfortable, high-quality experience. Bookings can be made easily online with instant confirmation.
The guided tour lasts approximately 2 hours, including the full route through the different spaces and the final vermouth tasting.
Cancellations or changes can be made up to 48 hours before the start of the tour.
Full cancellations are free of charge within this period. In the case of a partial cancellation, the amount corresponding to the cancelled places will be refunded, minus the booking system management fees. After this period, changes or refunds will not be possible.
Once the tour has started, and 15 minutes have passed from the scheduled start time, it will not be possible to join the group and no refund will be issued, as the experience follows a guided and structured route.
The experience includes a welcome glass of wine, a complete guided tour through the historic and production spaces, an introduction to the botanicals and processes, and a final tasting of 7 vermouths, accompanied by potato crisps and olives.
Optionally, the tasting can be complemented, at the time of booking, with plates of cured meats, cheeses, gildas or banderillas. Access to the physical shop is also included.
Yes. The tour takes place in real, active production spaces, such as barrel courtyards, herbariums, infusion and maceration areas, and historic cellars with barrels and foudres that are still in use and contain the vermouths currently being bottled.
Yes. Just a few metres from Casa Vermouth Padró, you can complete the gastronomic experience at Casa Padró’s restaurants: Gastro Botànic & Co., offering an avant-garde cuisine proposal based on local produce, and La Terrassa del Gastro Botànic – Vermouth Bar, with tapas and small plates in an informal setting surrounded by nature. More information at gastrobotanic.com
Yes. The guided tour is available for visitors aged 12 and over. Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and will not take part in the vermouth tasting; alcohol-free alternatives will be offered.
Yes. The tour is accessible for wheelchair users, allowing visitors to enjoy the experience comfortably and safely.
No. For safety, hygiene and organisational reasons, pets are not allowed on the guided tour.
Vermouth tourism is a wine tourism experience focused exclusively on vermouth. Unlike traditional wine tourism, it places the emphasis on botanicals, infusion, ageing and vermouth culture, offering a more sensory and specialised experience.
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