Since 2007
An organic, estate-grown project in El Puerto de Santa María and a reference point for the Marco's new wave: unfortified albariza wines, fermented in clay tinajas and oak butts.
View winerySince 2014
Sixteen hectares of albariza in the heart of the Carrascal pago, planted with seven varieties and a winery that steps off the fortified path: reds from Tintilla de Rota, Malbec and Syrah, and an oak-aged Chardonnay.
View wineryA country bodega between El Puerto and Jerez, on the albariza of Balbaína, making still wine, traditional-method sparkling from Marco grapes and a range of fortified wines now under way. It treats the vineyard with ozone and is converting to organic. The whole visit takes place among the vines.
View wineryArcos de la Frontera Province of Cádiz
Since 2006
The winery that put Cádiz reds on the international map, with Syrah from the Arcos countryside as its banner.
View winerySan Fernando Province of Cádiz
Since 2011
The only winery in San Fernando, run by brothers José and Miguel Gómez, chemists by training. They farm five hectares split between Sanlúcar, Chiclana and Jerez on biodynamic lines, with spontaneous fermentations and barely any sulphur: Tintilla de Rota reds, Palomino whites and sparklings, and orange wines.
View wineryAn estate winery at the Cortijo de Torrecera devoted to still wine under the Cádiz PGI: reds from international varieties alongside Tintilla de Rota.
View winerySince 2020
Thomas de Wangen and Lorna Cooper came back from Shanghai, where they imported and distributed wine, to plant themselves in the Balbaína pago: twenty-two hectares farmed organically and regeneratively on tosca cerrada albariza, with the bodega raised on the walls of the old Castillo de las Ánimas. Alongside Palomino they are bringing back near-lost varieties — Tintilla, Perruno, Vijiriega, Mantúo de Pilas, Jaén blanco — and with their parallel project Diatomists they bottle fortified wines by pago and by butt.
View wineryVejer de la Frontera Province of Cádiz
A tiny winery in the hamlet of La Patría, on a slope looking out to the Atlantic, built by Ute Mergner and Hans Nerlinger when they left Germany knowing nothing about wine. Some four thousand organic bottles a year, among them the first sparkling rosé made in Vejer.
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