The Story of Bodegas Oliveros

For more than 80 years, the Oliveros family has been synonymous with quality wine in the Condado de Huelva region. Founded in 1940, Bodegas Oliveros has grown from a local winery to a prominent exporter, thanks to its commitment to blending traditional winemaking techniques with modern innovations. The family-run business, now in its third generation, proudly offers over 10 distinct wine brands, reaching wine enthusiasts in more than 20 countries worldwide.

The Terroir of Huelva County Denomination

Bodegas Oliveros spans 5,000 hectares of vineyards across fourteen municipalities, benefiting from a Mediterranean climate with Atlantic influences. The region enjoys mild winters, sunny springs, and warm summers, with an average annual temperature of 18ºC and around 3,000 hours of sunshine each year. The vineyards thrive on slightly undulating terrain, characterized by reddish and brown soils, rich in alluvial deposits near the Guadalquivir River.

The predominant grape variety is Zalema, which makes up 80% of the cultivated area. Other varieties, including Palomino Fino, Moscatel de Alejandría, Pedro Ximénez, and Garnacha, enhance the diverse range of white, red, and fortified wines typical of this Denomination of Origin. This unique terroir and careful cultivation practices contribute to the exceptional quality of Bodegas Oliveros wines.

Experiences to book at Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia

Top reviews

Alexey Nikitin
November 22, 2016
Great little winery with a very friendly owner named Miguel. I recommend you try the Pedro Ximenez wine called Vino Naranja Olvieros. The wine is aged in oak barrels along with orange peels. The taste is very interesting.
Emilio SS
March 6, 2025
A very pleasant visit. Miguel gave us an excellent explanation of his winery and its wines (one of them fermented with bitter orange peel) and a vinegar that is more than 80 years old. Wineries of this type must be supported.

Location

Location Rabida, 12, Bollullos Par Del Condado, Huelva, 21710, Spain

Spoken Languages

Services

Reduced Mobility Access
Kids Activities
Pets Allowed
Bus Parking

Visiting Hours

Monday - Friday
09:00 - 18:00
Saturday - Sunday
closed

Wine types

Red Wine
White Wine
Rose Wine
Sparkling Wine
Sweet Wine
Fortified Wine

Grape varieties

Zalema

Wine Certifications

Wine Associations

Other wineries in Andalusia

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Emilio SS
Reviewed on March 6, 2025

A very pleasant visit. Miguel gave us an excellent explanation of his winery and its wines (one of them fermented with bitter orange peel) and a vinegar that is more than 80 years old. Wineries of this type must be supported.

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Totoro 30
Reviewed on October 29, 2024

In addition to having excellent wines, they focus on providing great service. I had a problem with their distributor here in Seville about the new must, I spoke by phone with the winery, and they in turn spoke with the distributor to solve it, in a moment everything was resolved. Many thanks for everything.

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rosa rodriguez
Reviewed on August 28, 2024

It is a charming place, Miguel Ángel has given us great advice on what to order and has been very familiar. Their cheese is spectacular, the coquinas, the loin cane, and their homemade desserts are from another world. Highly recommended. We will return for sure next summer. Homemade cooking and everything is very good. A 10.

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Miguel Angel Tenorio
Reviewed on June 11, 2024

Tradition and new trends. Interesting is the production of organic wine in containers that look like an egg-shaped pressure cooker. Highlight the orange wine, an almost exclusive variety, and a sensational vinegar from the 1940 vintage, but truly, without chemistry, SPECTACULAR. I am glad to have been able to visit you and discover you.

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Aurelia García Piñeiro
Reviewed on July 28, 2023

Totally recommended, a close and warm experience in a family winery, far away from large company wineries. No wine stands out above another, all 10!, the 1940 vinegar is simply spectacular and surprising, the vermouth and the orange wine are excellent. The only thing I regret is that with the excitement of the purchase (naturally we took a selection of delicacies for our little wine cellar), we forgot to take the bottle of wine as a gift for the visit :D, so we will have to repeat it to solve it. Oh, don't miss the experience of the explosion of PX flavors with cheese in your mouth.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia

Where is Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia located?

Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia is located in Condado de Huelva, Spain

What type of wines does Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia produce?

Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia produces Red Wine, White Wine, Rose Wine, Sparkling Wine, Sweet Wine, Fortified Wine.

What grape varieties do they plant at Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia?

At Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia, they cultivate Zalema.

What languages do they speak at the Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia?

At Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia they speak English, Spanish.

Do they produce organic wines at Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia?

Yes, Bodegas Oliveros: A Legacy of Wine in Andalusia is an organic wine producer.