Huerto de la Condesa is located within the old Heredad de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores estate, which owes its construction to the Countess of Guadalevín, Doña Carmen Ábela García (1849-1924), an important figure of the bourgeoisie of the city of Ronda. The Huerto de la Condesa vineyard is located in the valley of the Guadalcobacín River on sandy-clay soils, with good drainage capacity. The farm is crossed by a small stream that divides it in two, with its walnut trees, poplars, hawthorns, quinces and osiers.

We work with Mediterranean varieties, Garnacha and Syrah, perfectly adapted to the climate of Ronda. Thinning and green pruning are carried out every year in order to improve the quality of the clusters.

Huerto de la Condesa Winery and Vineyards offers various visit options, in which the visitor can immerse themselves in the winery, where they will live a wonderful experience observing and learning about the creation of our wines, enjoy our vineyards, located in a spectacular area from the Serranía de Ronda, and also taste our wines, which are the youngest in Ronda, but highly valued by those who try them.

FILM TASTINGS.

• A good year.

• It includes the presentation of our Bodega Huerto de la Condesa and its wines.
• Two wines to taste.
• Appetizers are not included.
• Estimated duration of 30 minutes.
• Price: 15 euros per person.

• A walk through the clouds.

• Includes the presentation of our Huerto de la Condesa Winery, virtual tour of our vineyards and presentation of our wines.
• Three wines to taste.
• Estimated duration of 90 minutes.
• Price: 25 euros per person.

• Entrecopas.

• Presentation of our Huerto de la Condesa Winery, visit to our vineyards and presentation of our wines.
• Five wines to taste: Los Cipreses, Huerto de la Condesa, El Pinsapo…….
• Includes appetizer.
• Estimated duration of 120 minutes.
• Price: 40 euros per person.

La Capuchina Winery is located in the north of the province of Malaga, about 14 km from the municipality of Mollina. Surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and almond trees, it is located within the facilities of the century-old farmhouse that once belonged to the Order of Capuchin monks to whom it owes its name.

With its beautiful gardens and a building reminiscent of Sevillian haciendas, the winery allows visitors to take a tour not only of the production and aging rooms but also to tour the vineyards or gardens full of Mediterranean aromas while tasting the wines. Old Nasturtium.