Small Jerez almacenista bodega producing Amontillado and Oloroso for the Almacenista programme and direct export channels.
Signature wines: gonzalez-obregon-amontillado
Address: Calle Porvera 2, 11402 Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, Jerez & Sherry
One of the older surviving family bodegas in Jerez, producing Fino and old-style Oloroso from soleras dating to the mid-19th century.
Tasting: Small traditional bodega; tastings by appointment.
Signature wines: soto-fino-jerezano, soto-oloroso-viejo
Certified organic producer making Pedro Ximénez and Palo Cortado sherries under the DO Jerez regulations. One of the few organic-certified producers in the denomination.
Tasting: Pedro Ximénez tastings and organic sherry visits by appointment.
Signature wines: robles-palo-cortado-organico, robles-pedro-ximenez
Group that owns Real Tesoro and Valdespino brands in Jerez, producing Tio Mateo Fino and the Inocente single-vineyard Fino de Macharnudo alongside a full VORS range.
Tasting: Visits and tastings at the Jerez bodega complex available by reservation; Inocente and Tio Mateo tastings offered.
Signature wines: tio-mateo-fino-real-tesoro
Small Jerez almacenista bodega contributing aged Amontillado and Pedro Ximénez to the solera ecosystem of the Jerez Triangle.
Tasting: Small Jerez bodega; tastings by appointment.
Signature wines: bay-alba-amontillado, bay-alba-pedro-ximenez
One of the oldest names in sherry, founded 1678 and now part of the González Byass group. Produces Croft Original Pale Cream, the wine that created the Pale Cream category in the 1970s.
Tasting: Visits available through the González Byass tourism programme at the Rancho de la Merced site.
Signature wines: croft-original-pale-cream
Historic Jerez house from 1765, now operating under the Estévez group umbrella, producing the Tio Mateo Fino alongside aged styles.
Tasting: Bodega visits by prior arrangement; Tio Mateo Fino tasting included.
Signature wines: tio-mateo-fino
One of the older surviving family bodegas in Jerez, producing Fino and old-style Oloroso from soleras dating to the mid-19th century.
Tasting: Small traditional bodega; tastings by appointment.
Signature wines: soto-fino-jerezano, soto-oloroso-viejo
Certified organic producer making Pedro Ximénez and Palo Cortado sherries under the DO Jerez regulations. One of the few organic-certified producers in the denomination.
Tasting: Pedro Ximénez tastings and organic sherry visits by appointment.
Signature wines: robles-palo-cortado-organico, robles-pedro-ximenez
Group that owns Real Tesoro and Valdespino brands in Jerez, producing Tio Mateo Fino and the Inocente single-vineyard Fino de Macharnudo alongside a full VORS range.
Tasting: Visits and tastings at the Jerez bodega complex available by reservation; Inocente and Tio Mateo tastings offered.
Signature wines: tio-mateo-fino-real-tesoro
Small Jerez almacenista bodega contributing aged Amontillado and Pedro Ximénez to the solera ecosystem of the Jerez Triangle.
Tasting: Small Jerez bodega; tastings by appointment.
Signature wines: bay-alba-amontillado, bay-alba-pedro-ximenez
One of the oldest names in sherry, founded 1678 and now part of the González Byass group. Produces Croft Original Pale Cream, the wine that created the Pale Cream category in the 1970s.
Tasting: Visits available through the González Byass tourism programme at the Rancho de la Merced site.
Signature wines: croft-original-pale-cream
Historic Jerez house from 1765, now operating under the Estévez group umbrella, producing the Tio Mateo Fino alongside aged styles.
Tasting: Bodega visits by prior arrangement; Tio Mateo Fino tasting included.
Signature wines: tio-mateo-fino
