Vinícola XV de Novembro

Vinícola XV de Novembro is located in São Roque, about an hour's drive from São Paulo. You can drive via the Estrada do Vinho (SPv-077), Km 4.5. Organized tours from São Paulo are also an option for a convenient trip.

Yes, there is parking available at Vinícola XV de Novembro. The daily rate is R$10.

While driving is the most common way, some visitors opt for organized day trips from São Paulo that include transportation to various wineries along the Rota do Vinho.

The Estrada do Vinho is a scenic route in São Roque famous for its numerous wineries, restaurants, and charming landscapes, making it a popular destination for wine tourism. +1

Vinícola XV de Novembro is approximately 1 hour away from São Paulo city center, making it an ideal day trip destination.

Vinícola XV de Novembro is open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, and on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 9 AM to 6 PM.

While not always mandatory, booking in advance is recommended, especially for weekend visits or specific tours and tastings, to ensure availability.

Information on specific entrance fees can vary. However, many visitors mention enjoying free basic wine tastings of Moraes wines.

Yes, guided tours are available, offering insights into the winemaking process and the history of the winery. +1

Yes, Vinícola XV de Novembro is open on public holidays from 9 AM to 6 PM.

You can visit the vineyards, participate in guided wine tastings, enjoy food from the food truck, shop for wines and accessories, and take photos in the scenic surroundings.

Yes, wine tasting is a key attraction. You can enjoy a basic tasting of Moraes wines, and guided tastings are also offered to enhance your understanding of wine evaluation.

There's a food truck offering various dishes and portions, with a focus on artichoke-based specialties.

Absolutely! The vineyards, gardens, and unique spots like wine barrels make it a very photogenic location. +1

Yes, visitors are encouraged to explore the beautiful vineyards, which are a highlight for many.

The winery offers a range of wines and sparkling beverages, including their own XV de Novembro brand, as well as Quinta Moraes and Aura Astral wines. +2

Yes, a food truck serves various dishes and portions, with a notable emphasis on artichoke-based cuisine.

Yes, there is a shop selling the full line of XV de Novembro products, along with other brands and wine accessories. +1

In 2008, to celebrate 50 years of production, they launched a new wine brand called 'Aurora Borealis'.

Reviews are mixed, with some finding the dry wines to be not to their taste, while others praise the quality and value.

The vineyards, scenic gardens, decks, and even wine barrels offer beautiful backdrops for photography. +1

Drone photography is possible, as shown by some aerial shots capturing the winery's beauty. However, always check for any specific drone usage policies.

The unique accommodations like wine barrels (though not at this specific winery, but nearby) and the picturesque vineyard landscapes provide memorable photo opportunities.

Golden hour, just after sunrise or before sunset, often provides the most beautiful light for capturing the vineyards and landscapes.

Yes, many visitors capture photos of their wine tasting experience, the products, and the ambiance.