Introduction: The Camino de Santiago: a spiritual and cultural journey.The importance of wine in the history and culture of the Camino.The wine regions along the different routes.Production overview: grapes, wine styles, singularities. Paths and Wines: The main routes of the Camino de Santiago: French, Portuguese, Northern, Primitive, English.Brief history of each route and its relationship with wine production.Cultural and religious aspects of wine in the context of the Camino. Pilgrim Grapes: The most cultivated grapes along the Camino: Spain: Tempranillo, Albariño, Godello, Mencía, Verdejo.Portugal: Alvarinho, Loureiro, Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz.França: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay.Description of the characteristics of each grape and the wines they produce.Adaptation of grapes to the terroir of each region. Sagrados terroirs: Diversity of terroirs along the Camino: influence of climate, soil and altitude.Spanish wine regions: Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Bierzo, Rías Baixas.Portuguese wine regions: Vinho Verde, Douro, Dão.French wine regions: Bordeaux, Loire.The influence of terroir on the typicality of wines. Pilgrim Wines: Types of wine produced along the Camino: reds, whites, rosés, sparkling wines.Description of the sensory profiles of wines from each region.Emblematic wines from each stage of the Camino.Pairing wines with local cuisine.Tips for tasting and appreciation. Producers and Designations of Origin: Main designations of origin along the Camino: Rioja DOCa, Vinho Verde DOC, Bordeaux AOC.Iconic producers and wineries that welcome pilgrims.Maps of the regions indicating the designations of origin.The role of designations of origin in the protection and promotion of wines. Wine tourism on the way: Wine tourism itineraries and experiences for pilgrims.Wineries that offer accommodation and activities for pilgrims.Wine-related events and festivals along the Camino.Tips for integrating wine tourism into the pilgrimage experience. THE Wine as a Symbol: The symbolism of wine in religion and culture.Wine as a metaphor for the pilgrim's journey.The role of wine in fraternization and sharing among pilgrims.The importance of wine in the local economy of the Camino regions.