What is happening at the La Suertita bodega on 26 November?
The La Suertita bodega in Los Realejos opens its doors on Thursday 26 November at 18:00 for a wine tasting with live music. Davinia Pérez plays violin and Laura de Armas cello, both under the name Mastecla2.
It is the sixth of seven dates in the Acordona series, organised by the town council (Ayuntamiento) of Los Realejos. La Suertita welcomes guests in its own premises, not at a substitute venue.
Los Realejos lies in the north of Tenerife, in the Valle de La Orotava wine region. If you live or holiday in the south, you face a trip across the island, and the council gives no journey time.
How do guests book, and what does the evening cost?
Booking is compulsory for all seven dates and costs nothing, the town council says. Tourism councillor José David Cabrera announced that the booking links would go online on Wednesday 4 November at 12:00.
The council has not published how many places La Suertita offers. The announcement also gives no address for the booking page, and it is unknown whether places remain.
How do guests get to the bodega, and is there a taxi?
La Suertita comes with a free transport service, which the council’s transport department arranged with the town’s shared taxi. The pick-up point is the stop on Avenida de Los Remedios in Realejo Alto.
On 26 November the taxi leaves at 17:30, half an hour before the start. The council does not say whether seats are limited or whether they must be booked separately.
Two of the seven dates have no taxi: 13 and 27 November at the Casa del Llano in Realejo Alto. The Casa del Llano is an Espacio de Fiestas y Tradiciones, a venue for festivals and traditions.
What other dates does Acordona offer?
Acordona runs from 12 to 27 November 2026, with the seven bodegas of Los Realejos as hosts. Mayor Adolfo González called the series a “pioneering project”, and the council mentions no earlier edition.
The Bodega La Haya opens on Thursday 12 November at 18:00 with storyteller Óscar Bacallado and his programme La Cuentería. On Friday 13 November at 18:00 the Bodega Illada follows at the Casa del Llano, with flute and guitar from Óscar Sánchez and Danny Martínez.
The Bodega Juan Dios starts early on Saturday 14 November, at 10:30, and its taxi leaves at 10:00. Cali Fernández and Juan Carlos Martín play there with voice and guitar.
On Thursday 19 November at 18:00 the Trío Resonares performs at the Bodega Las Galanas. The next day, 20 November, also at 18:00, Josep Baute tells stories at the Bodega 300 Líos under the title Entre copas y cuentos.
The Bodega Volcán de Caramujo closes the series on Friday 27 November at 18:00 at the Casa del Llano. Virginia Batista paints live while Samuel Delgado plays guitar.
What is behind the wine from Los Realejos?
The DO Valle de La Orotava, a protected designation of origin, covers Los Realejos, La Orotava and Puerto de la Cruz. Its regulatory council goes back to an order of 15 November 1995, which the BOE (Spain’s state gazette) published on 30 November 1995.
The DO’s website, however, dates the council’s founding to the early 1990s. Both statements appear in print, and the contradiction is unresolved.
Mayor González highlights the cordón trenzado, an old growing method with a braided vine cordon that shapes viticulture in the valley. The DO and the council’s tourism website call it unique in the world; both are promotional sources, not independent evidence.
The council’s tourism website names Listán Blanco as the main grape at more than 60% and Listán Negro at just under 22%. The figures are undated there.
What is still unclear?
The council writes of up to seven experiences and has announced all seven with dates. It does not confirm that every date will go ahead.
The announcement does not say in which language the artists perform. For violin and cello on 26 November it hardly matters, while Spanish is likely for the storytelling evenings but not confirmed.
The council has not said which wines and food will be served, nor what the budget is. Whether more dates follow after 27 November is open.
The Los Realejos town council answers questions on 922 34 62 34, a number listed on its website. The number has not been independently checked.