We are a boutique winery, located just 4 kilometers from Ronda.
Our winery and vineyards are located on the back of the Sierra de las Nieves National Park.
If you want to discover our vineyards, learn how we make our wines and enjoy the stunning environment that surrounds us,
do not hesitate to contact us and book a guided tour of our winery!
CELLAR TOUR
On our cellar tour we start in the vineyard, where you will learn about the history of wine making in Ronda and we explain about how we cultivate our vines. You will learn about Anna Marie and Teo Conrad’s story and how they converted an abandoned farm into a beautiful Feng Shui designed working winery. You will then visit the winery facilities where you will learn about our fruit driven approach to wine making and the use of select traditional, French oak barrels, in our cellars to produce full bodied, red wines. To round off the visit you will enjoy a tasting of our four premium wines (1 white and 3 reds) accompanied by local paired delicacies / tapas from the Serrania de Ronda, on the winery terrace overlooking our vineyards.
What it includes:
– Visit to the vineyards
– Visit to the winery, including our cellar room where the wines are aged
– Tasting of 4 premium wines; 3 aged red wines in French oak, including the renowned Cristina (100% Malbec) and 1 white wine aged on it’s lees for 8 months.
– Pairing with local cheese, iberian ham and salchichon from the Serrania de Ronda
Tour availability:
Tours in English: Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays and Saturdays @ 11.00, 12:30 and 14:30.
Tours in Spanish: Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays @ 12:30 and Saturdays @ 11.00 and 12:30.
Prices:
Adults: 30 € per person
Children (11-17 años): 15 € per person
Children under 10 years Free
Duration: 90 minutes
Number of people per group:
In order to offer an intimate, personable, experience we limit the number of people per group to just 8. For larger group tours contact us on visitas@vinosconrad.com
CELLAR TOUR + WINERY PICNIC
On our cellar tour we start in the vineyard, where you will learn about the history of wine making in Ronda and we explain about how we cultivate our vines. You will learn about Anna Marie and Teo Conrad’s story and how they converted an abandoned farm into a beautiful Feng Shui designed working winery. You will then visit the winery facilities where you will learn about our fruit driven approach to wine making and the use of select traditional, French oak barrels, in our cellars to produce full bodied, red wines. To round off the visit you will enjoy a tasting of our four premium wines (1 white and 3 reds) accompanied by local paired delicacies / tapas from the Serrania de Ronda, on the winery terrace overlooking our vineyards.
After the cellar tour you will enjoy a picnic lunch, among the vines, under one of our old oak trees.
What it includes:
– Visit to the vineyards
– Visit to the winery, including our cellar room where the wines are aged
– Tasting of 4 premium wines; 3 aged red wines in French oak, including the renowned Cristina (100% Malbec) and 1 white wine aged on it’s lees for 8 months.
– Pairing with local cheese, iberian ham and salchichon from the Serrania de Ronda
– Picnic lunch includes cheese platter and charcuterie board, tortilla, dips, crudités, sourdough breads and extra virgin Ronda, olive oil. All of our food is sourced locally from the Serrania de Ronda.
Tour availability:
Tours in English: Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays and Saturdays @ 11.00, 12:30
Tours in Spanish: Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays @ 12:30 and Saturdays @ 11.00 and 12:30.
Prices:
Adults: 55 € per person
Children (11 -17 años): 40 € per person
Children (6 -10 años): 30 € per person
Children under 6 years Free
Duration: 150 minutes
Ronda
The Serranía de Ronda is in a priveleged area, with the Parque Natural Sierra de las Nieves National Park to the east, the western part of the Costa del Sol to the south and the Sierra de Cádiz and the cultivated lands of Jerez in the province of Cádiz to the west and north.
Acinipo and Ronda: romans and wines.
The archaeological site of Acinipo is situated in the Ronda mountains, 20 kilometres from the town of Ronda. Occupied since Neolithic times, Acinipo has remains from the Copper and Bronze Ages. However, its age of greatest splendour was, without doubt, during the Roman occupation, especially from the end of the first century A.D.
In the Roman period when Ronda was known as Arunda, a lot of economic activity was generated around the town of Acinipo. Proof of this is the fact that coins have been found which, curiously, were minted with a bunch of grapes on one of the faces.
