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Bodegas González–Byass

Jerez de la Frontera


Home to the famous Tío Pepe brand, 1835-founded González–Byass is one of Jerez' biggest sherry houses, just west of the ´¡±ô³¦Ã¡³ú²¹°ù. There are several daily tours in Spanish, English and German; check schedules and book online (not essential). Basic visits include the Gustav Eiffel–designed La Concha bodega, and a sampling of two wines in the glossy designer tasting room; others add tapas and extra sherries. A luxe, on-site González–Byass hotel was in the works at research time.


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