Montilla-Moriles Wine Route

The wines of Montilla Morilesstand out for their diversity, which is linked to the grapePedro Ximénezgrape variety, emblematic of the area and particularly well adapted to its warm and dry climate, as well as to the limestone soils known as albarizaswhich give unique characteristics to the region's wines.   The district is distinguished by its own style based on different types of ageing:biological ageing, which develops under a veil of flor (a layer of yeast), gives rise to wines such as Fino; the combination of biological andoxidativeageing allows for the production of wines such asAmontillado; And purely oxidative ageing produces wines like Oloroso. Alongside these, other unique profiles are produced, such as the Palo Cortadoand the sweet Pedro Ximénezmade from raisined grapes.   The traditional system of criaderas and solera, together with vintage methods, makes it possible to obtain these authentic oenological jewels. Young, fruity white wines are also produced, as well as others like Pale Cream and Cream.  The result is a wide and balanced range that reflects the region's winemaking tradition and its ability to produce wines with character, authenticity and a strong identity.

The destination is strategically located in the south of the province of Córdoba and has excellent connections that make it easy to visit from different parts of Spain. It is easily accessible by plane through the airports of Seville, Málaga or Córdoba, all just over an hour away from the towns along the route.  By train, Córdoba's high-speed train station offers direct connections to Madrid, Seville, Málaga, Zaragoza and Barcelona, combining speed and comfort.  By road, most of the municipalities are approximately forty minutes away from the city of Córdoba. For those travelling by motorhome, there are municipal parking areas and adapted services in towns such as Montilla, Montemayor, Puente Genil and Lucena. These good transport links make it possible to organise both short breaks and longer trips to enjoy the diversity and richness of the Montilla Moriles Wine Route.