You’ll taste four unique sangrias in Seville’s city center before watching an expert chef cook traditional paella right in front of you. Enjoy unlimited drinks, local appetizers, and plenty of laughs in a relaxed group setting. The flavors linger long after you leave—and so does the feeling of sharing something real with new friends.
I didn’t expect to start my Seville afternoon sipping sangria at 3:30pm, but here we were—inside this sunlit kitchen that smelled faintly of oranges and something herbal I couldn’t place. Our host, Carmen, poured the first glass and grinned when I tried to guess which wine she’d used (I was wrong every time). The olives were salty and cold, the cheese soft enough to spread on bread with just a thumb. We laughed a lot—maybe the sangria helped—and Carmen explained why everyone in Seville seems to have their own secret recipe. She said her abuela’s version was “the only one that matters,” which made me think of my own family back home.
By 5:30pm, the room had shifted—more people joined for the paella show cooking, and suddenly it smelled like saffron and toasted rice. The chef (Miguel) showed us how to get that crispy bottom layer—I still can’t pronounce what he called it—and let us taste the broth before adding the seafood. There was this moment where everyone went quiet just watching him stir; I remember the sound of his wooden spoon scraping the pan. Unlimited drinks meant my glass was never empty (dangerous), but honestly, it felt more like a big family lunch than a class.
We ate together at a long table, sharing stories about where we were from, forks clinking against plates. Someone asked if you could really taste the difference between Spanish rice and regular rice—Miguel just winked and said, “Try.” I still think about that first bite—the smoky paprika, sweet peppers, everything mixed together under that late Andalusian sun coming through the window. It’s funny how food does that—makes strangers feel like friends for an afternoon.
The Sangria Tasting starts at 15:30 h and is followed by Paella Showcooking at 17:30 h.
Yes, unlimited drinks such as beer, wine, soft drinks, and water are included during the paella show cooking.
Yes, families are welcome. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
Yes, alternative options are available for guests with food allergies or dietary restrictions.
No hotel pickup is included but public transportation options are nearby.
Yes, both the venue and transportation options are wheelchair accessible.
You’ll sample four different sangria recipes during the tasting session.
An expert local chef demonstrates how to prepare traditional paella from scratch.
Your afternoon includes a guided tasting of four sangrias paired with marinated olives and local cheese; then you’ll watch an expert chef prepare authentic paella from raw ingredients while enjoying unlimited drinks (beer, wine, soft drinks), plus local appetizers like Iberian sausage—all in an intimate group setting in central Seville.


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