Visit
Permanent collection and cellars
Visit
History, production process, tasting
Thinking of paying a visit?
Fill out the form below to request a visit to our permanent collection.
Once your booking is processed, we will confirm the booking by phone or email.
You can also contact us directly at 985 890 100 or via email at gaitero2@gaitero.com.
Schedule
From Tuesday to Friday:
Mornings:
10:00h, 10:45h, 11:30h, 12:15h, 13:00h
Afternoons:
17:00 PM, 18:30 PM
Mornings:
10:00h, 10:45h, 11:30h, 12:15h, 13:00h
*Schedules vary throughout the year.
Visit
required Book in advance and wait for confirmation.
We cannot guarantee that we can accommodate all reservations made less than one day in advance.
The route is done on foot and passes through areas that are exposed to the elements, so it is recommended to be prepared for rainy days.
As it is an agri-food industry, for reasons of food safety and hygiene, access for pets is not permitted .
Wheelchair accessible.
Duration
Roughly 1 hour and a half.
Includes cider tasting
Price
5 €/person.
Free for children under 14 years old accompanied by an adult.
The ticket can be exchanged in store at the end of the visit.
It is not possible to exchange it on another day.
Capacity
The maximum capacity for the visit is 30 people.
Permanent Collection
'El Gaitero'
It offers a magical journey through the history of Valle, Ballina and Fernández.
Manuscripts, printed materials, machinery, photographs, advertising originals or manufactured products are some of the main treasures that the visitor can find in the Permanent Collection.El GaiteroThe magic begins in the very space chosen to showcase the company's history: the former management and administration building of Valle, Ballina and Fernández, built in 1890.
The next section explores the markets, exports, and this Asturian company's visionary commitment to advertising investment.
The top floor culminates in a space that invites contemplation. Like a cinema, with simple seating, it offers visitors a modern audiovisual presentation about the company's history, including excerpts from one of the firm's most important cinematic documents: the film 'Beauties of Asturias', shot between 1919 and 1920, which contains a comprehensive report on the La Espuncia wineries.
This piece is yet another example of how the company was always one step ahead of its time, using new tools to promote its products.