Bodegas Privilegio del Condado (Vinícola del Condado)

About Bodegas Privilegio del Condado (Vinícola del Condado)

For decades this was the largest wine cooperative in Andalucía and one of the first in Spain, within the DO Condado de Huelva, recognised in 1962. In 2002 it launched its own brand, Bodega Privilegio del Condado. It works mainly with Zalema, making young whites such as Mioro, sweet and orange wines, generosos aged in solera, sparkling wines and wines aimed at younger drinkers.

The visit covers the old arched bodega halls with albero floors and stacked butts, the modern winery with its stainless steel tanks and, in some packs, a walk in the vineyards. Tastings are guided by the bodega team and paired with local food. On the same site, the Centro del Vino del Condado de Huelva, run by Huelva provincial council, presents the area's wine history in multimedia rooms with projections, which works well before or after the tour.

Visits are by booking Monday to Friday 09:00–15:00 and Saturday 09:00–13:00 on +34 959 410 261. In 2026 a two-hour visit with four wines and food was listed from €17, with six-wine versions at €32 and €42; confirm with the bodega. The wine centre opens Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–14:00 with free entry. The shop sells the range at cellar prices.

The harvest from late August to September is the busiest time, and the Bollullos wine week and bodega route fill the town in mid-October. Buy a bottle of Mioro or the orange wine. The wine centre is run by the council, so check its hours separately.

Bodegas Privilegio del Condado (Vinícola del Condado) in pictures

What you’ll find

• Car parkParkingFree
• Cellar visitCellars and barrelsBook
• Guided tourWinery or mill tour (€17–€42, 09:00–15:00)Book
• MuseumExhibitionTicket
• Premium tastingPremium tasting and pairing (€32–€42)Book
• ShopProducts to buy (09:00–15:00)Buy
• Tapas and pairingFood pairingBuy
• TastingTasting session (€17)Book
• Vineyard walkVineyard or grove visitBook

Nearby places to visit

Two family wineries are within walking distance: Bodegas Andrade (1 km), with its 1885 bodega and wine museum, and Bodegas Oliveros (1 km), known for orange wine and old vinegars. The Niebla Walls and Castle (13 km) guard a walled medieval town on the Río Tinto. The Dolmen de Soto (19 km) is a prehistoric gallery tomb with carved slabs. For the sea, Playa de Cuesta Maneli (33 km) has a long boardwalk to the beach through the Doñana dunes, and Playa de Rompeculos (33 km) is quieter still.