Bodegas Osborne

I think we were unlucky. Though the multilingual tour guide was very informative & helpful, the opposite has to be said for the obstreperous & simply rude women at reception. No attention was given to there being in our group a winemaker, 2 wine experts & a whisky producer-we were told "No, we couldn't try (& buy) 1 or 2 other wines". But we could pay an extra €40 for another tasting. And 2 minutes later we were told there was an event happening in the same space and we'd taken up too much time! Just extraordinary behaviour

Lovely grounds. We had a fantastic guide who spent a lot of time educating us. He had a real passion for the Bodega and his work there. Delightful afternoon

Interesting tour with tasting experience of 4 different sherries and a vermouth. Very old historic Bodegas with Toro link

This was a highlight of our trip to Cadiz. The bodega was beautiful and the tour very well organised. The fact that both the shop and the on site restaurant are neither tacky nor touristy just made the whole experience fantastic. I found the recommendation on Enoturismo’s website and it was an excellent recommendation.

The best thing about El Puerto! We signed up for a guided tour of the bodega at 10 am in English, it was very informative - mainly about the history of the bodega, how sherry is made and tastings at the end. They are very generous with the sherry tastings and it’s totally worth the 14€. The museum inside is also really interesting! You also get to see the “cathedral” as they call the room where they store and ferment the sherry.

Had a lovely guided tour of the Osborne Winery. Knowledgeable hostess talked us through the history, the process and the modern marketing. All rounded off with a lovely tasting session . We paid €35 each. Well worth it, particularly if you like "Cherry"!

Very nice place to learn about wine 🍷 making. Osborne. Osborne is one of the oldest firms of wine and spirits in Spain. It was founded by the young English entrepreneur Thomas Osborne Mann, who started shipping his own sherries in 1804

Excellent tour. I learned a lot of Paola. Well done!