Explore 116 producers across all eight provinces of Andalusia. Discover familiar cellars, small estates and places whose wine stories deserve a closer look.
116 producers across all eight provinces, from Atlantic cellars to mountain vineyards.
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Sulayr 2025 is a Macabeo–Jaén Blanco white aged on lees. Talento 2025 lists Syrah and Tempranillo with three months in barrel; Cabal 2024 is Tempranillo with six months in barrel. These details apply to the named releases.
In the vineyard · Macabeo, Jaén Blanco, Syrah and Tempranillo in the cited releases.
The estate describes manual harvesting and sorting, temperature-controlled stainless-steel fermentation and French- and American-oak maturation for wines intended for ageing. Its vineyard account specifies drip irrigation and leaf cover to protect grapes from midday heat.
In the vineyard · Tempranillo, Merlot, Garnacha and Cabernet Sauvignon are listed in the estate vineyard account.
The estate describes organic farming and holds an organic dry-white release under the Laujar-Alpujarra geographical indication. Farm visits connect wine production with the wider agricultural estate and its museum.
In the vineyard · Oro del Llano 2024 is listed as 90% Jaén Blanca and 10% Chardonnay.
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