Málagais not only fantastic for its relaxed atmosphere, but also for its local delicacies. Tapas and wine are a big part of daily life here. Moreover, you will encounter few locals who are not fans of the wines from this city. Lágrima, Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel: these are just a few of the local wines that will completely surprise you during a wine tasting in Málaga. These white delicacies are brewed from a grape with rich, aromatic capacity. Due to its sweet taste, these wines go perfectly with desserts. The wines come into their own, especially with desserts with a hint of chocolate. Crazy about wine and staying in a charming Bed & Breakfast just 50 minutes from the city? In our opinion, La Posada del Torcal is a good accommodation tip. For the best wine tastings, Casa de Guardia, Bodegas Victoria Ordoñez and Bodega Sánchez Rosado are the right places for you.

(Foto 3. La Posada del Torcal)

When you say the sherry capital of Spain, you say Jerez de la Frontera. More than half of the country's wine production comes from the Jerez region. So it's no wonder that as a wine lover, you've come to the right place! The Palomino grape is found in all wines in this city and is named after a knight from the thirteenth century. This grape is a real seasoning, as it is the main ingredient of sherry. Fresh and neutral characterize the taste of this stuff. That is why this is the perfect candidate while having a drink or while eating any possible dish. Moreover, experts claim that the proximity to the Atlantic Ocean gives the wine a hint of the sea. Time to taste! You can do this like no other at Bodega González-Byass and Bodega Fundador, which you will find in the Jerez de la Frontera region. During our visit to Jerez de la Frontera, we found Chipibeach Chez Flo, located on the sea, to be the ideal address to complete the experience.


(Foto 4. Chipibeach)

The wine in the medieval town of Ronda is described as divine. During our visit to Ronda, we noticed that this city is highly recommended for the wine alone. You've come to the right place for both white and red wines. In addition, you will find rosé in abundance in this city, so there is a tasty variety for every wine drinker. Lovers of sweet and dry wines can't believe their luck, because it can all be found here. Want to experience for yourself how delicious the wines in Ronda are? This is possible at Bodega Joaquín Fernandez like no other, just like at Finca Descalzos Viejos and Bodega Fernández Bolet. The atmosphere can also be immediately felt in the narrow streets that are bursting with bars, where you can enjoy a nice glass of wine for a good price. From wines like Vetas Seleccion to Apasos Joven: you don't know what you are tasting here. Those who would like to stay in the Ronda area make a good choice by staying at Arriadh Hotel. And the good news: here too, you will be treated to local wine.


(Foto 5. Arriadh Hotel)

Do you want to taste wine in Córdoba and are you looking for a fantastic place to stay? Then Bed & Breakfast Finca Las Encinas is the place to be! Not only can you go here for a wine tasting, it is also possible to have a look at the own winery. Córdoba is similar to Jerez de la Frontera, as many wines are sold to the well-known bodegas in this place. However, Córdoba also has its own wines that are very popular. The orchards you find here are planted with the Pedro Jimenez variety. This is used to make all kinds of different types of sherry wines. From sweet to dry: during wine tasting in Córdoba, you will want to try them all. And as far as we're concerned, you can't taste better than at Bodegas Cruz Conde and Bodegas Robles.


(Foto 6. Finca Las Encinas)

In beautiful Cádiz, authenticity is central. You won't encounter hordes of tourists here, making this the ideal place to escape the crowds. You will notice this immediately, especially at Hotel Almadraba. Once you arrive in Cádiz, you can discover traditional Spanish life by tasting the local wine. You should not leave the city without having a glass of vino de la Tierra de Cádiz. This is a very tasty and soft red wine known for its aroma of candied red fruit with a spicy undertone. You can taste these tastiest wines from Cádiz during a wine tour at Bodegas Osborne or Bodega Gutiérrez Colosía, where a guide will tell you all the in and out about this wine. The wine tasting at Lustau in Cádiz will also not disappoint you.


(Foto 7. Hotel Almadraba)

Would you like to taste the best of Spain? Then you should definitely not miss a visit to Andalusia. Thanks to the cosy atmosphere, cosy accommodations and delicious wines, you will have the time of your life here. Don't wait any longer and book accommodation at Vesuviotour today