We had an excellent visit to a Bodega producing Sherry in Jerez followed by an afternoon in Cadiz. Our guide Manuel was really excellent (even being from Italy and not Spain)! He was incredibly informative. The only suggestion would be to go to a larger Sherry Bodega as well as a smaller one so that purchases can be made of the sherries we taste.

Manuel was an excellent guide and a font of information. He did a great job herding the group around for the day. Our first stop was a sherry tasting at a bodega outside of Jerez. We spent a long time there hearing about the history of the bodega. Although interesting, I might have preferred to spend more of the time in Cadiz instead. Our second stop was walking around Cadiz. We visited a museum and ancient Roman theater before we were set loose on our own for a couple hours.

The Sherry tour and tasting was an excellent start to the day. Maria, the local guide explained the sherry making process very well and the tasters at the end gave us a very wide range of sherries. Our tour in Cádiz was amazing and full of amazing views. Miguel our guide from Seville was brilliant. He presented the tour in a great and often funny way that kept our interest going and was full of anecdotal and historic information. Lunch at the many tapas bars in the market was fabulous. The best raw cod tapas at the pintxos bar and fried calamares, so fresh, as if it had just jumped out of the sea. We finished at La Caleta beach. What an amazing day. We have learned so much. Thank you Miguel, especially for not getting tired of all our questions 🤗🤗