Wine expert and broadcaster Mariano Navascués and film critic and short-film director Dani Calavera led this first experience, which was fully booked. Wine and the seventh art shared the spotlight in a session that also featured popcorn and candy. The series is organized by the Somontano Designation of Origin with the collaboration of Aragón Sabor de Verdad and funding from the Government of Aragon.
Wine and the seventh art shared the spotlight in a session that also featured popcorn and candy. Photo: DO Somontano
“SOMONTANO ON TOUR” COMES TO ZARAGOZA FOR THE FIRST TIME
The program will continue on Saturday, September 26, with the arrival of “Somontano on Tour” in Zaragoza for the first time. The event will take place from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Calle Segismundo Moret, which will become a showcase for wines and gastronomy linked to the region for five hours.
A total of 15 wineries will offer a selection of 56 wines from the Somontano Designation of Origin, while seven restaurants and food businesses will complete the offering with 33 tapas. The event will also feature live music and a DJ. Admission will be free, with no capacity limit.
A total of 15 wineries will offer a selection of 56 wines from the Somontano Designation of Origin. Photo: DO Somontano
WINE AND MUSIC TO CLOSE THE SERIES AT SALA OASIS
“ZaraGOZA VINO SOMONTANO” will bring its program to a close on Saturday, October 3, with “Maridaje Sonoro,” an experience that will once again bring together wine and culture, this time through music. The event will begin at 12:00 p.m. at Sala Oasis in Zaragoza and is already fully booked.
Radio 3 music selector Jesús Bombín and sommelier and broadcaster Meritxell Falgueras will lead this unique journey, pairing Somontano wines with iconic songs and major names in music. It will close a campaign through which the designation of origin aims to strengthen its presence in Zaragoza and bring its wines closer to the public through experiences that go beyond traditional tastings.
