Bodegas Tradicion

I very informative tour at the bodega. Our host was excellent and provided a very good understanding of how sherry is produced and the main types. Top quality products and the opportunity to try some very special sherries. In addition they provided access to their private art collection of Spanish artists. A bonus on top of the tour and tasting.

We choose this tour for the art collection, and the quality of the work was amazing! Who would expect to see a Valezquez, a really wonderful El Greco, and a large scale Goya in a private collection at a Sherry producer? It's unique. The bodegas itself is very visual. It's a space where everything is done by hand, and that shapes the entire business. The experience of being there is special. And, of course, the sherry is special. Fantastic, artisanal, small scale production. I'm a fan of sherry, and really looked forward to a bodegas tour while visiting Andalusia. If you don't know if sherry is for you, taste some really good sherry here before deciding. This was a GREAT choice. The tour and tasting was a delight, and had only four people. They keep the groups small. The delicious smell of the casks! The almost-religious spaces. We loved it.

I really recommend the private tour suited to your needs. Not only did we learn about the fascinating history of the bodega and how sherries are made but we had the opportunity to have beyond an amazing tasting within the bodegas art gallery. I am sorry that i dont remember the name of our guide that was originally from Germany but she made the experience what it was and we are very grateful.

Amazing tour of a smaller quality sherry production. I would recommend coming in with a little knowledge on sherry production or starting with a different tour if you're taking multiple, but would highly recommend this tour. The tapas plate and the small art gallery were also lovely touches. Save a little extra time for getting there. The path is a bit confusing and they keep the main gate locked, but it was not hard to get in and they were very helpful - just might be stressful if you're running behind!

We had a wonderful visit followed by an even more wonderful Jerez tasting. Alejandro was our guide and took care of answering all of our many questions. It’s located in the heart of the city, which also makes it easy to go by foot (approximately 15minutes from the main plaza) which is very important if you are tasting alcohol. The place itself is amazing! Would recommend it 100%.

We had an outstanding tour and tasting, here, and got to see the private art collection (the El Greco was our favorite). Alejandro was super informative, answering all our questions, and explaining the process the various sherries go through. They only sell VOS and VORS (20 and 30 year old) sherry, and are family run, so it has a unique and personal feel.

Again (why again? Because we visited that place first time 15 years ago :) ) very very good visit, interesting experience with testing the sherry, very good English speaking lady as guide giving detailed information about sherry production, come back to the painting gallery, thank you and see you next time

An excellent bodegas to visit. Pur guide was very knowledgeable and accommodating. The wines were spectacular. They specialise in older sherries with real depth of flavour. We came across this bodegas by chance and we're so glad we did.

We came to Jerez de la Frontera specifically because we wanted to taste sherry at the source. This bodega has a long tradition when it comes to making sherry and our hostess (Sabrina) shared not only the family history behind this bodega but also the many intricacies involved in making this special wine. The visit was rather short but informative. We first started with an overview of sherry, the different types, how it's made, etc. then proceeded to taste 4 or 5 different types of sherry including an oloroso (my favorite) and a very sweet and dense Pedro Ximenez. We were served some cheese, cured meats and crackers to munch on while we tasted. Even though the tasting pours are not large, these wines have a much higher concentration of alcohol so keep that in mind when tasting especially if you have dining plans to follow that may involve more wine drinking.

This Bodega offers an excellent tour and generous offerings of their products, all of which are top quality. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the tour, however, is the owner's art collection which includes paintings by Goya and el Greco.