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Generations Working Towards the Perfect Wine Experience in Andalusia, Spain
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Join us for an engaging guided tour of Bodega De Mora, where you will learn about the rich history and legacy of the Osborne family. Your experience begins with a visit to the Osborne facilities, where you will gain insight into their exceptional products and the traditional winemaking practices that date back to the 18th century. Knowledgeable guides will share fascinating stories about the aging process of Jerez wine and Brandy, as well as the historical significance of their iconic Toro. The tour culminates in a delightful tasting session featuring their finest wines. Enjoy the warm hospitality and inviting atmosphere that enhances the tasting experience. Savor the perfect pairing of exquisite wines from Marco de Jerez alongside the renowned Cinco Jotas Iberian products, thoughtfully selected to highlight the unique flavors of both. This is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts and anyone looking to appreciate the art of winemaking.
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Bodega De Mora, part of the renowned Osborne family, has a rich history that dates back to the late 18th century. Founded by Thomas Osborne Mann, a young merchant who arrived in Cadiz to promote local wines, the winery quickly gained popularity. Over the years, Thomas acquired several wineries, merging them into the iconic Osborne brand. This legacy has been passed down through generations, embodying the social and…
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