SEVILLA · THE WINERY GUIDE
Bodega La Margarita
Constantina. Young and barrel-aged reds; the producer also lists white and sparkling wines.
The wines & the grapes
Young and barrel-aged reds; the producer also lists white and sparkling wines.
Tempranillo, Syrah, Merlot and Petit Verdot in the Zancúo range.
From vineyard to cellar
Zancúo uses manual night harvesting, cold maceration and temperature-controlled stainless-steel fermentation. The Merlot receives fifteen months in French oak; the Tempranillo–Syrah blend lists nine months in barrel.
A sense of place
A parcel-specific soil profile is not established here. The regional guide introduces the broader landscape; individual vineyards can differ.
Read the Sevilla guideVisiting the producer
The producer advertises guided winery visits and supplies a dedicated information number. Confirm the current tasting, group terms and meeting point when arranging a visit.
Booking and group arrangements: Contact the winery to arrange a guided visit.
English-language evidence: English-language guiding is not established. The provincial tourism listing identifies Spanish; enquire for other languages.
Programmes, wine selections, prices and language arrangements can change. Confirm the date, meeting point, group conditions and total price with the producer. A published offer is not a confirmed booking.
Sources & editorial notes
Official information reviewed on 22 October 2026. The links below identify the specific producer and tourism pages used.
- La Margarita — official winery and guided visitsbodegalamargarita.es · Reviewed 22 October 2026
- La Margarita — Zancúo production detailsbodegalamargarita.es · Reviewed 22 October 2026
- La Margarita — current wine cataloguebodegalamargarita.es · Reviewed 22 October 2026
- Sevilla provincial tourism — visitor services and Spanish-language listingwww.turismosevilla.org · Reviewed 22 October 2026
Grape varieties and cellar details may describe particular releases. Soil notes are attributed to the estate or source where available. Inclusion does not imply a commercial partnership or an inspection of the visitor service.
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