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Bodegas Hidalgo–La Gitana

Sanlúcar de Barrameda


Now run by the eighth generation, family-owned 1792-founded Bodegas Hidalgo still produces the famed La Gitana manzanillas that made its name, along with VORS sherries such as a small-scale amontillado. Detailed two-hour introductory tours are outstanding, while specialised visits include sunset tastings among the vines (€40) and summer night tours (€35).

The smart patio restaurant EntreBotas puts the spotlight on local produce and, of course, sherry.


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