This Thursday, November 28, La Laguna will once again become the focal point of the event celebrating the Denomination of Origin Tacoronte-Acentejo with the XXI edition of Noche en Tinto. The festivities, scheduled to take place between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., will unfold around the Plaza de La Concepción and Obispo Rey Redondo Street.
The gathering will showcase a plethora of wineries from the Tacoronte-Acentejo designation, including Cráter, Linaje del Pago, Marba, Viña Estévez, Trancao de Acentejo, Domínguez Cuarta Generación, La Isleta, El Cercado, Presas Ocampo, Viña Norte, Guayonge, Loher, Viña El Drago, La Baldesa, Hacienda de Acentejo, and Tierra Fundida.
Guests will have the opportunity to savour a diverse selection of local wines, complemented by tapas from regional establishments such as Charcutería Víveres Jacinto, Tasca Gordoxo, Baggerman El Holandés, Cooperativa La Candelaria, and Las Croquetas de la Oliva.
The agenda also features cultural activities, including a live performance by La Laguna artist Patricia Delgado, who will engage with a wine barrel in an artistic display.
Moreover, participants will be able to enjoy a space created by Decero Concepto y Proyectos, which will feature a thematic photocall dedicated to Tacoronte-Acentejo.
This event is organised under the auspices of the Primary Sector Department of the La Laguna City Council, further establishing it as a prominent occasion for the promotion of local wine and culinary culture.
