Bodegas Miguel Domecq
An estate winery at the Cortijo de Torrecera devoted to still wine under the Cádiz PGI: reds from international varieties alongside Tintilla de Rota.
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Bodegas Osborne
Since 1772
A two-century-old house and creator of the iconic Osborne Bull, today a symbol of the Spanish landscape. It makes Sherry wines and benchmark brandies beside the Guadalete river.
View wineryBodegas Páez Morilla
Since 1945
The house that took Jerez vinegar out of the winemakers' own kitchens and put it on the market. It began as a small solera kept by Francisco Páez in 1910, and his son Antonio turned it into a bodega in 1945, the first to age and sell Vinagre de Jerez Reserva and Gran Reserva. Since the eighties it also makes still wine: the white Tierra Blanca and Viña Lucía, the area's first bottled oak-aged red.
View wineryBodegas Portales Pérez
Since 1821
Five generations ageing wine in a sixteenth-century house on Calle Carmen Viejo. Two hundred years supplying amontillado and oloroso to other houses and, since 2005, a label of their own: Los Caireles. The fifth generation runs it — José on the day-to-day, his sister Pilar looking after the wines.
View wineryBodegas Primitivo Collantes
Since 1897
The oldest winery in Chiclana de la Frontera, with over a century of making wines from the Sherry Region and its own vineyards across three pagos in the municipality.
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Bodegas Rivero
The oldest working winery in the Sierra de Cádiz, in Prado del Rey.
View wineryBodegas Romate
Since 1781
Founded in 1781, Sánchez Romate is one of the historic houses of Jerez, famed for its NPU Amontillado and its Cardenal Cisneros Pedro Ximénez.
View wineryBodegas San Sebastián
Since 1887
A Chiclana winery founded by José Antonio Cabeza de Vaca, with the La Barrosa fino and an amontillado from an 1887 solera among its wines, alongside a long range of moscateles.
View wineryBodegas Sandeman
Since 1790
The house founded by the Scot George Sandeman in 1790, given its face a century later by the caped silhouette of The Don. Its bodega stands beside the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art. The brand belongs to the Portuguese group Sogrape; visits to the bodega are run by the Bodegas Fundador wine-tourism team and have been closed for maintenance since 2024.
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