Montilla is the spot in Córdoba where wine isn’t just a drink, it’s a lifestyle. Here, centuries-old soleras mature quietly while families pass down their secrets from generation to generation. Want a tour of the most famous wineries? You’re in the right place.

Bodegas Alvear

Since 1729, the Alvear family has been running the show. Eight generations later, you can still taste tradition in every glass. A visit here isn’t just a stroll past barrels: it’s a crash course in grapes, respect for the land, and pure passion. And of course, you finish with a tasting of award-winning wines.

Bodegas Cabriñana

Tucked away in the hills of the Sierra de Montilla, this family winery has been crafting Montilla-Moriles since 1925. No mass production here, just small batches that instantly wake up your taste buds.

Bodegas Cruz Conde

A winery with a military touch, founded by army commander Rafael Cruz Conde. Today, you can walk through six impressive underground halls with vaulted ceilings, where the finest wines patiently age.

Bodegas Marenas

Small but mighty: Marenas sits right next to its vineyard and combines modern equipment with the charm of handcrafted winemaking. Expect fresh reds and rosés, served with a stunning view of the Subbética mountains.

Bodegas Navarro

Since 1830, knowledge and tradition have been at the core here. From ancient Mediterranean methods to modern techniques, it all comes together in a Montilla-Moriles glass full of character.

Bodegas Navisa

What started small has grown into a strong player with a diverse portfolio. From elegant wines to bold liqueurs, Navisa knows how to balance refinement with innovation.

Bodegas Pérez Barquero

Founded in 1905 and synonymous with top quality ever since. Their Finos, Olorosos, Amontillados and Pedro Ximénez wines are classics that never miss.

Bodegas Robles

For those who want organic wine without compromising on flavor. Robles blends tradition with sustainability, proving that green can taste intense too.

Cooperativa La Unión

Since 1979, local farmers have been joining forces here. The result: robust production of white wine and olive oil, with the authenticity of the past and the scale of today.

Cooperativa La Aurora

More than a thousand hectares of vineyards and one of Spain’s most modern facilities. Tradition and technology go hand in hand here, and you can taste it in their wines and olive oil.

Vinos de Anora

A family tradition since 1980, with soleras that have been preserved for decades. The new generation continues on the same path, keeping the classic Montilla flavor alive.

Lagar de la Salud

Here, tradition meets experimentation. Their Dulas range, from a fresh white to a bold red, shows just how versatile Pedro Ximénez can be.

Bodega de la Casa de la familia Alvear

This historic winery takes you deeper into the Alvear family’s story. Think soleras preserved for centuries, a sacristía full of wine treasures, and an intimate tasting led by the in-house sommelier.

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