The Costa del Sol, world renowned for its beaches and enviable climate, holds a lesser known treasure: a vibrant wine offer. Away from the hustle and bustle of tourism, you will find family-run wineries and vineyards that combine tradition and innovation to offer unique wine tourism experiences.

Discovering the Hidden Jewels

Sol y Sombra Winery

Located on the slopes of the Axarquía, this winery is committed to sustainable viticulture. Its vineyards, arranged in terraces that make the most of natural light, produce fresh white wines and intense reds, reflecting the character and microclimate of the region.

Entre Viñas Vineyard

In a rural setting that invites you to disconnect, this vineyard stands out for its cultivation of indigenous grape varieties. Visitors can tour the vineyards and learn about the process of making wines that maintain the soul of the land, in an atmosphere of intimacy and tradition.

Luz de la Tarde Winery

This small winery offers a complete sensory experience, where each glass tells the story of its terroir. Here, craftsmanship and attention to detail combine to create wines with a unique personality, ideal for discerning palates.

Pairings that Enhance the Experience

To fully enjoy these wines, the local gastronomy becomes the perfect ally. Some pairing suggestions include:

  • Fresh White Wine: Pair with fish ceviche or a Mediterranean salad. The acidity and freshness of the wine bring out the citrus and light flavours of the dish.
  • Intense red wine: Ideal to accompany tapas with Iberian ham, cured cheese or game dishes. The robustness of the wine is balanced with the intensity of these foods.
  • Fruity Rosé Wine: Perfect for pairing with tomato, basil and feta cheese salads, where the freshness of the wine complements the lightness and flavour of the food.

An Unforgettable Experience

Wine tourism on the Costa del Sol not only invites you to taste high quality wines, but also to immerse yourself in the history and culture of the region. Guided tours, tastings and workshops allow you to learn about the winemaking process and the anecdotes behind each label. It is an opportunity to connect with local producers and discover an age-old tradition that is renewed with each vintage.

To explore these lesser-known wineries and vineyards is to enter a world where wine is the common thread of stories, landscapes and flavours that enrich the visitor’s experience.