Once you reach the museum from the outside is astonishing. The building that recreates an open book (how I see it, not that someone explained that) is beautiful to see. Then, if you go all around you will find on the back a huge space where vineyards are there. The view is flawless. The problem is going inside. There you have the history of wine, from the Fenicious (because... why not?) to our days. I don't know. Museums are being re-design to be more interactive, all over the world. Unless you have something like a Picasso painting or an amazing sculpture. When you can find the same information by clicking on your cell phone, it's not worth the trip. Then, you have a decent account of all the process of wine from spanish invasion to our recent days. And then, you have more information about wine: the same that I told before. The entrance cost around 4 dollars, so no big deal. But I wouldn't come back neither suggest for you to visit. Go outside and visit a vineyard and let the living tell the story of their families. Ps: the lady on the entrance wasn't helpful or kind.

If you visit for the first time you can go see and enjoy its architecture. but the lady in charge is rude and yells at you if you take a wrong route or go to the bathroom before entering the exhibition, there are no signs of where you enter and pay, so you end up lost with the manager accusing you of being a thief. Not a good experience.