Bodegas Andrade

About Bodegas Andrade

Family papers place the Andrades' first vineyards at the La Parrilla estate in 1700, and by 1885 Antonio Andrade Barquero was exporting wine to England. In 1910 the bodega housed the management of the Condado wine railway, and in 1984 it was the first Andalusian winery to bottle a white wine, Castillo de Andrade. The sixth generation now runs about 140 hectares of vines and makes DO Condado de Huelva whites from Zalema, sweet and oloroso wines, orange wine, Rosario vermouth and vinegars.

The basic tour visits the 1885 bodega, a protected building that keeps the layout of an old Andalusian solera cellar. It also takes in the Nave del Lagar, a press house that once stored goods for the wine railway, and the wine museum in the Catedral del Vino, with 19th-century machinery. The full tour starts with a walk through the vines and a vermouth tasting at a viewpoint, and ends with wines and tapas in the old bodega.

Visits run Monday to Saturday. In 2026 the bodega and museum tour costs from €16.50 and the vineyard, bodega and museum tour €24.50. The Esencia de Huelva visit pairs wines with mojama, ham and prawns (€55 on Fridays, 48 hours' notice). Book on +34 655 753 765. The town is 30 minutes from Seville.

The Condado harvest is in late August and September, and Bollullos holds its wine week and bodega route in October. Buy the orange wine, made from Zalema with orange peel and mentioned in Juan Ramón Jiménez's Platero y yo.

Bodegas Andrade in pictures

What you’ll find

• Cellar visitCellars and barrelsBook
• Guided tourWinery or mill tour (€17–€55)Book
• Historic buildingArchitectureFree
• MuseumExhibitionTicket
• Online bookingBook onlineBook
• Premium tastingPremium tasting and pairing (€35–€55)Book
• ShopProducts to buyBuy
• Tapas and pairingFood pairing (€35–€55)Buy
• TastingTasting session (€17–€25)Book
• Vineyard walkVineyard or grove visit (€25)Book

Nearby places to visit

Bodegas Oliveros is a few hundred metres away for a second tasting, and Bodegas Privilegio del Condado (Vinícola del Condado), with the free Condado wine centre, is 1 km south. The Niebla Walls and Castle (12 km) wrap a medieval town of Roman and Moorish origin. The Dolmen de Soto (19 km) near Trigueros is one of the largest prehistoric tombs in Spain. Playa de Cuesta Maneli (33 km) is reached by a boardwalk through the dunes and pines of Doñana's edge, and the Columbus sites of Palos, such as the Martín Alonso Pinzón House Museum, are 34 km away.