The traditional Harvest Festival returns tomorrow, Friday, at 9:00 PM, with its main novelty being its celebration at the Plaza Mayor. This year, the tasting will be available for 450 people, 150 more than in the previous edition. Participation costs 10 euros, of which five will be refunded as a deposit upon returning the pairing board.
Attendees can enjoy the flamenco show in the areas adjacent to the tasting without needing to enter the cordoned-off area. Tickets will go on sale on the day of the event, at 7:30 PM, at the Plaza Mayor, with no advance sales. The show, by Iberoartis, will start at 9:00 PM.
During the tasting, wines from Chiclana wineries will be sampled, including Fino Arroyuelo and Amontillado Fossi from Primitivo Collantes; Palo Cortao and Oloroso Tío Alejandro from Manuel Aragón; and Cream and Moscatel Don Matías from the Cooperativa, paired with local products.
“"The objective of the proposed novelties is to allow a larger number of people to attend. Furthermore, those who wish to enjoy the show without participating in the tasting can do so completely free of charge in the space adjacent to the tasting area, until the Plaza Mayor is at full capacity."
Manuela Pérez, municipal delegate for Economic Development, highlighted that the increased capacity aims to allow more people to attend. She also noted that access to the flamenco show will be free in the areas next to the tasting venue, until the Plaza Mayor is full. The tasting is restricted to adults, and seat reservations will not be permitted.
