Goyah presents its wines through a distinctive position in the landscape: 960 meters above sea level and around 40 kilometers from the sea in a straight line. In Invernadinha, the scenery is part of the invitation to discover a producer that identifies with Rancho Queimado.
A sense of place in the label
The winery’s website features seven wines, including Marselan, Pinot Noir, Tannat and Sangiovese. Its presentation emphasizes high-altitude wines and the relationship between the mountains and the coast. The distance from the sea is a geographical reference published by Goyah itself; it does not represent the road distance. For visitors, the address to use is the end of Rua Manoel Álvaro da Silva, in Invernadinha.
Discover before you choose
Visite Floripa describes guided visits, tastings, picnics and dining options on the property. These are different experiences that need to be arranged according to the available program. A tasting can be a chance to ask about the grapes, the thinking behind the wines and production choices. This contact makes the connection between the drink and the place where it is made more tangible.
A pause worth planning
When booking, provide the date, group size and experience you would like. Confirm whether food is included and which wines will be available. If you would like to buy, you can also explore the shop linked to the official website. Prices and packages advertised in articles are reference points; the service team should confirm the terms for your chosen date.
Bring the origins to your table
One idea is to keep the wine’s name and your tasting notes so you can return to the discovery at home. Ask the team about pairings with local foods and the differences between the wines. The outing can continue in that conversation around the table. For tastings that include alcohol, arrange transport with someone who will not be drinking.
SOURCES & NEXT STEPS
Vinícola Goyah · official websiteGoyah · Visite FloripaFloripa Cidade Criativa · Essência GoyahGirus · on-site route assessment in 2026Sources reviewed on October 18, 2026. Original text by Portal Rancho Queimado, based on the sources listed.



