The town of Doña Mencia is located in the province of Cordoba, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, in southern Spain. However, unlike what you mentioned, Doña Mencía is not known for its wines. In fact, there is no outstanding winemaking tradition in this locality.
Instead, Doña Mencía's economy is mainly based on agriculture and olive oil production, so you will find a wide variety of high quality olive oils produced in the area. Furthermore, in terms of gastronomy, you can enjoy typical Andalusian dishes such as salmorejo, gazpacho, oxtail or flamenquín. In terms of tourist attractions, Doña Mencía has a 13th-century castle and several interesting churches, such as the church of La Asunción and the church of San Pedro.
Since 1920, a harmony between tradition and modernity, expressed in its most emblematic wine, Fino El Pato.
Since 1920, a harmony between tradition and modernity, expressed in its most emblematic wine, Fino El Pato.
A very special winery for lovers of wine, culture and history. Besides, they have a family museum with archaeological remains and a beautiful monographic library about wine as a tasting room.
Visits from: 20€
Since 1729, oldest winery in Andalusia, best wine tourism company in 2008, wines awarded 100 points on the Robert Parker scale.
Visits from: 15€
Wine experiences paired with spanish food and flamenco shows.
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This winery is a andalusian 'cortijo', its Fino Cebolla wine won silver in the prestigious Mezquita 2017 competition.
Visits from: 20€
