Copa en Mano at Bodegas Delgado Zuleta

The other winery visit that also runs on Sunday. Delgado Zuleta, a winery since 1744, shows its cellars in an hour and a half and ends with four wines: two manzanillas, an amontillado and a cream, to compare styles.

Hours and booking

It runs every day at 12:00 in Spanish and at 11:00 in German, English or Italian, for €15 per person with a minimum of four. From Monday to Saturday there is an afternoon session, at 19:00 from October to June and at 20:00 in summer, for €20. You must always book, by email or on 956 360 133, and pay by bank transfer 48 hours beforehand.

What you see

The winery presents itself as the oldest in the Jerez Marco. In 2012 it opened its Wine Interpretation Centre in the Tío Paco cellar, renovated to celebrate the house's 280 years. The visit passes through its cellars with century-old casks and a small vineyard, and ends with the tasting. It is accessible for people with disabilities.

Other visits

On special dates there are special visits with a minimum number of people: Señorita Paloma, guided by an 18th-century character, with four wines, two hours and €20; Tapa Rincón Bodeguero, with tapas in corners of the winery, from €25; and a visit with an equestrian show, price on request. Before any of them you can book a guided walk round Sanlúcar.

Getting there

It is at Avenida Rocío Jurado, s/n, with free, ample parking for cars and coaches. Note that the deposit is not refunded once booked. To book, as well as 956 360 133, they answer on 609 887 300 and at [email protected]. If you are left wanting more manzanilla, Barbadillo's Manzanilla Museum is free.

For groups and tailor-made

The winery charges separately for groups of more than 40 people and for variants such as a five-wine tasting, aperitifs, tapas pairings or lunch. Visits can be given in Spanish, English, German and Italian, always by reservation. As an alternative to the guided walk round Sanlúcar beforehand, the winery mentions the city's tourist train.