Williams and Humbert welcome visitors to their vast bodega, one of the largest in Jerez. The tasting room covers Dry Sack Medium and the Dos Cortados range, plus the Gran Duque de Alba Brandy de Jerez.
Address: Calle Nuno de Canas 1, 11408 Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, Jerez & Sherry
The Hidalgo family bodega in Sanlucar de Barrameda, home of La Gitana Manzanilla. Visitors walk through the flor-covered barrels in the albariza-floored cellar and taste the full portfolio including Napoleon Amontillado.
Barbadillo, Sanlucar's largest Manzanilla producer, offers cellar tours through the Castle of Santiago complex. The tasting room covers the Solear Manzanilla, Oloroso and the Castillo de San Diego Palomino still white.
Valdespino's historic Jerez bodega, now part of the Jose Estevez group. Tasting room sessions cover the Inocente Fino (single-vineyard, aged in old butts), Pedro Ximenez Noe and the Toneles range.
Fernando de Castilla's boutique bodega in central Jerez, known for the Antique range of single-solera VORS expressions. The tasting room introduces Classic Fino alongside Antique Fino, Amontillado, Palo Cortado and Oloroso.
Sandeman's Jerez bodega, part of the Sogrape group, offers guided visits through the historic cellar and the production of its Armada Cream and Don Fino ranges. The iconic Don silhouette features throughout the visit.
One of Jerez's smallest and most traditional bodegas, Maestro Sierra releases all-Oloroso wines from old soleras founded in 1830. Private tasting sessions showcase the rare single-cask bottlings and aged VORS Oloroso.
