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Bodegas around Ronda, wine experience in Andalusia

The Ronda region is known for its young but promising wine culture. Thanks to the microclimate of the Serranía de Ronda and the altitude of the vineyards, local bodegas produce surprisingly refined wines. Below is a selection of the most renowned wineries, where you are also very welcome as a visitor.

Bodega
Descalzos Viejos

Housed in a beautifully restored 16th-century monastery, Descalzos Viejos offers a unique combination of history, architecture, and wine. The winery is known for its powerful red wines, including Syrah and Garnacha.

  • Visiting options: Guided tours (by appointment) with wine tasting, including an explanation of the history of the building and wine production.

  • Language: Spanish or English

  • Website: descalzosviejos.com

Bodega Joaquin Fernandez

An organic winery just outside Ronda, with panoramic views over the vineyards. They produce both white and red wines, respecting nature.

  • Visiting options: Open daily for tours and tastings, including tapas. Reservations are recommended.

  • Family oriented: Child-friendly atmosphere.

  • Website: bodegajoaquinfernandez.com

Bodega
F. Schatz

Friedrich Schatz was a pioneer in the revival of viticulture around Ronda in the 1980s. His small-scale, biodynamic bodega is known for unique grape varieties such as Lemberger and Muskattrollinger.

  • Visiting options: By appointment only. Intimate tour with a focus on sustainable winemaking.

  • Language: multilingual (including English and German)

  • Website: schatz-wine.com

Bodega Doña Felisa (Chinchilla)

One of the larger and more accessible wineries in the region, the winery also offers gastronomic experiences and events.

  • Visiting options: Daily tastings, including wine and food pairings and tours. Reservations are strongly recommended.

  • Website: bodegaschinchilla.com

A visit to these wineries is the perfect complement to a stay in Ronda, where gastronomy, culture, and nature converge. Many wineries are a short drive from the city center and easily accessible by car.