GUIDED TOURS AND WINE TASTING
The tradition of hospitality deeply rooted in the Sardinian culture is a value shared by all members of the cooperative.
La Cantina Trexenta holds guided tastings within its premises and offers an extensive range of the Trexenta production in its’ splendid wine cellar. Cantina Trexenta aims to promote a passion for wine and wants to spread the knowledge of its culture and territory
through guided tours offering information on the history, culture and ancient traditions of the area.
HOSPITALITY
Guided tour and tasting: You will be greeted by our experts who will lead you through a journey into the world of wine where you will learn the production process retracing the phases of collection, processing, and aging of our wines, to finish with a guided multi-sensorial wine tasting experience.
An afternoon in the vineyard: A walk through the vineyards can be a pleasant and unique way to deepen the culture of wine. Accompanied by our expert guides, you will have the opportunity to learn the secrets of life in the country, observe the vineyards upfront, and the characteristics of the land and learn about the natural surroundings.
Activity and wine parings:
Trexenta, with its country roads and trails along the hills and plains, is an ideal area for nature and outdoor activity lovers. It’s a great place to take a long walk on foot, by bike or horse-back riding. The environment and territory offers its best especially in spring and summertime.
For fine cuisine lovers, restaurants in the area offer a wonderful opportunity to discover the ancient flavors of traditional Sardinian cuisine, offering dishes strictly accompanied by fine and autochthonous local wines.
Our guides propose restaurants for lunch or dinner; subscribe to our newsletter to receive more information on the organized tours!
Touristic itineraries of the area are additional options to the wine experience tours
Trexenta’s gently undulating landscape offers many attractions of historical and cultural interest.
Senorbì is the most important center of Trexenta, an area so historically rich that the Romans called it the “the granary of Rome” for its major wheat production.
The ancient history of the territory, the peoples and civilizations that have inhabited this area are enclosed within the important archaeological museum Sa Domu Nosta, converted from an old manor house. The “little church” of Santa Mariedda can be admired in the surrounding countryside, a chiesetta built in Romanesque style during the XII century among the remains of the Punic Necropolis Monteluna.
Near Pimentel, a small medieval farming town, are two important prehistoric necropolis: the Necropolis of Corongiu, a complex consisting of several Domus de Janas carved into the limestone, and the Necropolis of Sant’Acqua Salida.
The Nuraghe Piscu in Suelli, constructed on a hilltop in a position of domination, is perhaps the most representative monument of Trexenta’s Nuragic Civilization.
Mandas was an important railway station in the past. Today, it is the end of the train line and the station where the “Trenino Verde” (the little Green Train) departs, running along the touristic route of Mandas-Arbatax.