Bodegas Santa Petronila
The smallest winery in the Marco, on a 1727 estate surrounded by seventeen hectares of vineyard in Macharnudo. It ages handmade fortified wines in very short runs, with a museum and rural accommodation.
View wineryThe smallest winery in the Marco, on a 1727 estate surrounded by seventeen hectares of vineyard in Macharnudo. It ages handmade fortified wines in very short runs, with a museum and rural accommodation.
View winerySince 2019
The house the Serdio Domecq family has built on the former Urium bodega, in the Santiago quarter: six hundred and fifty inherited casks, a range that starts at eight years and reaches the VORS, and a wine-tourism project open to the public since 2026.
View winerySince 1998
The only winery in Jerez devoted exclusively to VOS and VORS wines, heir to the historic Rivero house (1650). It also houses a notable private art collection.
View winerySince 1875
One of the oldest houses in the region, with documented ties dating back to 1264. It owns its own vineyards in the Macharnudo Alto pago.
View wineryWinery registered with the Consejo Regulador for the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry and Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda Denominations of Origin.
View wineryVictoria Frutos Climent’s project at the viña El Higueral, south of Jerez: a small winery with its own vineyard, of the kind that makes what its vines give and little more.
View winerySince 1886
An old almacenista house from Jerez, today a world reference for Palo Cortado, after resuming bottling in 2015 following twelve years of closure.
View wineryThe Spanish project of Alberto Orte and Patrick Mata, who have been importing Spanish wine into the United States for years. Here they make very small lots of singular wines from the Marco and other parts of Andalusia, with the albariza of Añina as their base.
View winerySince 1987
Founded in 1987 by José Puerto and Ventura Núñez, owners of one of the area's most important cooperages. They age Jerez wine and brandy in a traditional bodega and, together with their cooperage, supply the trade with new butts and with butts seasoned in sherry.
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