Jorge Ordóñez Selections is a family-run wine project founded in 1987, dedicated to the selection and production of authentic Spanish wines with a strong sense of place. Its philosophy is built on close collaboration with small, family-owned wineries that work with old vineyards and native grape varieties, often in historically overlooked or undervalued appellations. The focus is on varieties such as Moscatel, Godello, Garnacha, Monastrell, and Tempranillo, with an emphasis on expressing terroir rather than technological intervention. Alongside curating wines from independent producers, the project also includes its own estates grouped under Grupo Jorge Ordóñez, located across several key Spanish wine regions. Wines in the portfolio are known for their clarity, balance, and precise regional character, avoiding exaggerated styles or excessive cellar manipulation. Great importance is placed on careful handling and transport of the wines to preserve freshness and structural integrity.
Huerto de la Condesa is a boutique winery located near Ronda in the province of Málaga, within the historic estate Heredad de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores. The vineyards are planted at around 550 meters above sea level on clay-limestone soils, benefiting from the contrast between warm Mediterranean days and cooler nights typical of the Serranía de Ronda. This elevation plays a key role in preserving freshness and balance in a generally warm Andalusian climate. The winery works with a mix of Mediterranean and well-adapted international varieties, including Syrah, Garnacha, Graciano, Viognier, Vermentino, Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel. All grapes are hand-harvested, with vinification focused on clarity, moderate extraction and drinkability rather than excessive power. The red wines tend to combine ripe fruit and gentle spice with controlled structure, while the whites emphasize aromatic lift and freshness. Huerto de la Condesa aims to express a contemporary vision of Ronda, rooted in place but accessible in style. The wines reflect both the warmth of southern Spain and the moderating influence of altitude. The project is part of the modern revival of quality winemaking in the Ronda area.
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