Audio Guide of Bodega Beretta

Bodega Beretta is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Booking your visit is strongly recommended, especially if you would like to take part in one of its guided experiences and tastings. You can contact them directly by phone at +598 99 320 290 or visit their Facebook page for more information: Bodega Beretta on Facebook.

Bodega Beretta offers different packages and experiences, with prices varying depending on whether they include a guided tour, wine tasting, or food pairings. It is best to check directly with them by phone at +598 99 320 290 or through their Facebook page to learn about current rates and the available options that best suit your interests.

For a complete experience at Bodega Beretta, including a tour of the facilities, an explanation of the production process, and a tasting, it is recommended to allow between 1.5 and 2 hours. If you also plan to enjoy lunch or a relaxing moment on the property, you can extend your visit to half a day.

Bodega Beretta is a family winery with a rich winemaking tradition that goes back several generations in Uruguay. It represents a passion for vineyard work and the production of quality wines, keeping alive the customs and techniques passed down from grandparents to grandchildren, and contributing to the prestige of Uruguayan wines nationally and internationally.

The best time to visit Bodega Beretta depends on your preferences. During the harvest season, from late February to March, it is fascinating to see the activity at its peak. Outside this period, any time is ideal for enjoying the peace and beauty of the vineyards, especially late in the morning if you want to enjoy lunch afterward, or in the afternoon for a tasting.

Bodega Beretta strives to be as accessible as possible. Much of its facilities, such as the tasting room and the vineyards, are usually accessible. However, we recommend contacting them directly by phone at +598 99 320 290 to ask about specific conditions and ensure a comfortable, hassle-free visit if you have reduced mobility needs.

Near Progreso, you can explore other rural and natural attractions in Canelones Department. Consider visiting other wineries along the Canelones Wine Route, or enjoying the tranquility of the Uruguayan countryside. You can also look for cultural events or craft fairs that are often organized in nearby towns.

To make the most of your visit, I suggest booking in advance, especially if you are looking for a specific guided experience. Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the vineyards. Do not hesitate to ask the guides about the winemaking process and the family history. And of course, let your senses lead the way and enjoy the tasting and pairing of Beretta’s excellent wines!