Spain, which occupies the first place among the European countries in the area of ??vineyards and a member of the three largest producers of wine, is considered to be one of the most attractive places for wine tourism. Those who appreciate real taste of wines, professional sommeliers and wine representatives of trading houses come to this country from all over the world.

The history of winemaking in Spain takes roots in the distant past. There are sources that confirm the existence of winemaking in Spain in the area of ??modern Cadiz in ancient times, when the local land was inhabited by the Iberians, Phoenicians and Greeks. Wine centers were exactly the same during the reign of the Roman Empire, except Cadiz (Cadiz.

Wide distribution of these wines in the old days show the results of archaeological sites - virtually everywhere in the territory of the former Roman Empire the remains of pottery that were used for the storage and sale of wines were found.

During the Visigoth domination of the history, wine-making sector is very little known. Although it is believed that these people were drinking wine like water, however, all secrets they had they took with them in the past.

Moors wine traditions of Spain were forgotten and perennial vines, is famous for its light and fragrant wine, and were almost completely destroyed. It was only in 14-15 centuries with Bourbon dynasty of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, when wine business began to develop and flourish again. Due to the conclusion of trade agreements with England, winemakers have appeared steady and the product was highly regarded  and even now every restaurant in Spain will serve you at least a glass of fine wine. Britain is still a constant admirer of Spanish wines.

The British did not only popularize wine, but also became directly involved in its production, becoming partners or co-owners of the vineyards. Also, thanks to the British, Spanish (Jerez) has become known around the world under its more popular name of "Sherry». In the 18th century, British companies are already firmly established on the lands of Spain, thus expanding the tradition of making wine from mild to more drinks fortified wines. Today the UK is the largest importer of Spanish sherry.

Altogether Spanish wine is a great combination of great history, rich culture and incredible energy of generous and caring Spanish pèople that was put into the wonderful Spanish wine tradition.