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The surname “de los Vinos” is not decorative: the municipality names the Ycoden-Daute-Isora wine district, one of Tenerife's five denominations of origin.
The denomination has nine registered wineries and, of those nine, only one publishes public visits with times and prices. It is in La Guancha, twelve minutes away, and works with recovered Canarian varieties. The others exist and make wine; they simply do not publish visiting arrangements, and we are not going to write one for them.
On guachinches, which is the question that always comes: there is no public register of licensed guachinches from the Canary Islands Government or the Cabildo. The ones circulating online all come from aggregators. Publishing a phone number or opening hours for one here would mean inventing it, so there is no list. The guide explains what they are and how they work, which is what we can tell you.
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A DO Ycoden-Daute-Isora winery in La Guancha, minutes from Icod, devoted to recovering native Canary grape varieties. Wine tourism visits are bookable on their own site.
Wines from recovered Canarian varieties, twelve minutes away. An indoor visit, by appointment.
A DO Ycoden-Daute-Isora winery inside Icod de los Vinos itself.
A denomination-of-origin winery in the municipality itself. Its official record does not say whether it takes visitors, so call first.
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This guide is written from a house in Icod, and the house is for rent.
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